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Jaego · 100+
Surely they are the first and most noble cause. They provided for you and help you become the person you are.
Miram · 31-35, F
@Jaego
Having lost many loved ones, I can't help but resent the arbitrary lines some people draw, at times.
There are situations where choosing the comfort of a loved one also means choosing the death of a stranger.
Should the morality of putting your loved ones first not be defined by the nature of the collateral damage? Someone asked a similar question few days ago.
Having lost many loved ones, I can't help but resent the arbitrary lines some people draw, at times.
There are situations where choosing the comfort of a loved one also means choosing the death of a stranger.
Should the morality of putting your loved ones first not be defined by the nature of the collateral damage? Someone asked a similar question few days ago.