- Aug 5, 2017
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Ah, the blissful fantasy world of made up hypotheticals that don't line up facts or reality. Combine that with absurd ad hominum personal attacks and you have the quality bad faith arguments I've come to expect here. Let's go over some facts.Reading disorder is treatable, you know ? Lets try again : if a FRIEND asks for my help, the gender wouldnt matter, I would go and try to help. Why he or she asks me for help is not my concern, if he/she consider it important enough, so do I. No idea how old you are, but maybe loyalty is something you value more as you get older. If you would tell him or her to "toughen up" or that you dont care, thats fine, but you shouldnt assume everyone reacts like that.
MC was with Sage when she sat out in the rain and caught her cold. MC also predicted that she'd catch a cold. Sage then caught a cold. It is only mandtory for MC to call Sage and get asked to pamper her while she has a cold if MC is on the Sage path (ie, they're banging).
I might put aside the fact that I've never even heard of anyone asking a FRIEND (do I need to bold it and underline it too?) to come over and pamper them when they have a cold. Again, that's really only something that might happen when there's interest for more there. And I'll point out the fact that if you turn Sage down as a LI in the first place, she aggressively pursues MC over and over again. Others have complained about how often she does this. It's pure denial to say that there are no implications or subtext in Sage's request if MC is not on her path. She very demonstrably wants MC. And the entire issue is easily avoidable in that case.
If MC is forced to make this choice, then again, they're banging. Pretending otherwise for the sake of bashing Jill is a very bad faith argument. I'll ask again, how many times have you been asked by a purely platonic friend to come over and pamper them when they have a cold?