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Let alone the fact that Sage is not dying or anything and she is not left alone at the sorority either. She has people there who could/should lend her a hand if needed.It's not attitude towards MC helping a sick friend. It's attitude towards a person who doesn't show much interest in her. It's not petty but simply sensible.
Now you have a reason not to sleep. Always at your service!Fucking thanks now i'll never sleep again
The difference being that the MC had already committed to helping Sage, a sick friend. Jill sprang the picnic on him as a last minute surprise. You think it's okay to leave a sick person in the lurch over a spur of the moment opportunity? That would be a DIK move.Come on guys, another argument over this damn picnic. If the girl you like chooses another "friend" to spend time with, is she still interesting to you? Of course not, no one likes the friend zone. Same with Jill and that damned picnic
And your answer is basically "fuck her, she's not my problem, let someone else do it"Let alone the fact that Sage is not dying or anything and she is not left alone at the sorority either. She has people there who could/should lend her a hand if needed.
which is actually quite simple, just turn the problem upside downThe difference being that the MC had already committed to helping Sage, a sick friend. Jill sprang the picnic on him as a last minute surprise. You think it's okay to leave a sick person in the lurch over a spur of the moment opportunity? That would be a DIK move.
And your answer is basically "fuck her, she's not my problem, let someone else do it"
This is why we point out that the whole situation wad poorly written, and it further justified goblin hate. No matter what may or may not happen on the dumb fucking picnic, it is simply a fact that if you chose to care for someone potentially in need you get dumped.
Thd background issues don't matter, this is how it looks to virtually everyone examining the problem from the outside.
When you take Jill's established character displays so far in the story, there is little other conclusion to draw. Jill wants everything to be exactly her way and nothing else. She does nit respect anybody who says or acts otherwise, except possibly Bella. At every turn, it's really just about the naive girl wanting everything to be her delusional vision of perfection.
She needs a brick to the fucking skull ti knock some sense into her. The gods know it won't make her worse looking.
Or people need to get off their high horse and take a brick to fucking skull until they stop trying to push their vision of perfection on others.At every turn, it's really just about the naive girl wanting everything to be her delusional vision of perfection.
She needs a brick to the fucking skull ti knock some sense into her.
To be honest? It doesn't pay to try to explain that this dilemma is more a question of morals. Anyone who thinks Jill is right isn't concerned about their own morals or what kind of message a person who refuses to help a sick friend sends.The difference being that the MC had already committed to helping Sage, a sick friend. Jill sprang the picnic on him as a last minute surprise. You think it's okay to leave a sick person in the lurch over a spur of the moment opportunity? That would be a DIK move.
And your answer is basically "fuck her, she's not my problem, let someone else do it"
This is why we point out that the whole situation wad poorly written, and it further justified goblin hate. No matter what may or may not happen on the dumb fucking picnic, it is simply a fact that if you chose to care for someone potentially in need you get dumped.
Thd background issues don't matter, this is how it looks to virtually everyone examining the problem from the outside.
When you take Jill's established character displays so far in the story, there is little other conclusion to draw. Jill wants everything to be exactly her way and nothing else. She does nit respect anybody who says or acts otherwise, except possibly Bella. At every turn, it's really just about the naive girl wanting everything to be her delusional vision of perfection.
She needs a brick to the fucking skull ti knock some sense into her. The gods know it won't make her worse looking.
Choose for what? Because if it's about viability as a partner, then if you're trying to make it a decision based on a single and largely out of context fact, then they're probably both better off without you.which of the two would you choose? but does doubt really exist?
While you're right, morals are subjective. There is no black & white on that topic. To some people you're just an immoral piece of trash if you have sex with anybody other than your (current) spouse.To be honest? It doesn't pay to try to explain that this dilemma is more a question of morals. Anyone who thinks Jill is right isn't concerned about their own morals or what kind of message a person who refuses to help a sick friend sends.
As someone who's gone through multiple colds in my life, i can only laugh hysterically at anyone who thinks that not receiving a visit during such time is a grave injustice that speaks volumes about the offender's morals.Anyone who thinks Jill is right isn't concerned about their own morals or what kind of message a person who refuses to help a sick friend sends.
choosing was in the sense of preferring, isn't that what one does by playing?Choose for what? Because if it's about viability as a partner, then if you're trying to make it a decision based on a single and largely out of context fact, then they're probably both better off without you.
Finally a voice of reason.. lolAs someone who's gone through multiple colds in my life, i can only laugh hysterically at anyone who thinks that not receiving a visit during such time is a grave injustice that speaks volumes about the offender's morals.
"a sick friend". Please, fetch me salts and some tissues, i can't stop the tears from flowing.
As someone who's gone through multiple colds in my life, i can only laugh hysterically at anyone who thinks that not receiving a visit during such time is a grave injustice that speaks volumes about the offender's morals.
"a sick friend". Please, fetch me salts and some tissues, i can't stop the tears from flowing.
Thanks God. I was beginning to feel like some kind of monster here.Finally a voice of reason.. lol
It doesn't make you a monster, but it does make you an asshole. Can you at least agree with that?Thanks God. I was beginning to feel like some kind of monster here.
Seriously, dude? Wow!It doesn't make you a monster, but it does make you an asshole. Can you at least agree with that?
• A friend calls you saying he is sick and asks for help, you accept.
• Minutes before you visit your sick friend, you receive an invitation to spend the rest of your day doing something more enjoyable with someone else.
• You accept the invitation and leave your sick friend waiting for someone who won't come.
Do you understand that this is a question of morals? It seems simple, but it says a lot about you.