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One of the earlier questions I asked here…

If someone you deeply loved turned into the "undead", would you be able to do away with them ? Even if you knew they wouldn’t want to be wandering around, undead ?
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@bijouxbroussard

If the shoe were on the other foot wouldn't you want your love to do the only right thing (to set you free)?
@rinkydinkydoink Yes, I wouldn’t want to go around like that.
Neoerectus · M
Who they were is gone. Esp. If their request, it's "double tap" time.
Celt50 · 51-55, M
I remember the governor in the walking dead keeping his zombie daughter chained up, hoping he would eventually find a cure., I remember thinking thats probably something i would do.
I don't think I'd have it in me.
graceyyy · New
Yes. It would take a lot of strength but at the end of the day I would hate to see them in that state, and they would not want to be in that state either.

On a related note, those who have played Telltale’s The Walking Dead game would find this a familiar dilemma.
sarabee1995 · 31-35, F
Thank goodness the undead don't exist and I'll never need to face that choice.
Yes, It would harm me more emotionally seeing them in that state and I know they wouldn't want to exist like that.
I wouldn't want them to suffer or feel stuck just to protect my feelings, I'd feel selfish. I think I'd give them the freedom to decide for themselves.
JustNik · 51-55, F
I don’t know that the fact I had loved them would really make much difference. Unless I or another I loved were in immediate danger, it’s highly unlikely I could do away with anyone. I’d probably just cry a little harder and longer if I had to.

 
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