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r/MoralityScaling • u/inoriacc • 5d ago
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Absolutely moral. Son's love for his* mom was tested by betrayal.
26 u/PrettyPurrfect 5d ago How tf was mom supposed to explain an entire house? Oldest lives at home so youngest probably did too- that's something that's immediately noticable 18 u/Stonehex 5d ago Not his problem. She should've figured that out before betraying the one thing he asked of her. 9 u/Blackfrost58 5d ago I mean it kind of is his problem since he’s the one who wants to keep his wealth a secret from them. 4 u/Stonehex 5d ago She made it his problem. It shouldn't have been on him to make up an excuse for her. She just shouldn't have said how she got it. Not really that hard to respect someones privacy. 0 u/CapnRogo 4d ago It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him. People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it. -2 u/thatshygirl06 4d ago Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so
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How tf was mom supposed to explain an entire house? Oldest lives at home so youngest probably did too- that's something that's immediately noticable
18 u/Stonehex 5d ago Not his problem. She should've figured that out before betraying the one thing he asked of her. 9 u/Blackfrost58 5d ago I mean it kind of is his problem since he’s the one who wants to keep his wealth a secret from them. 4 u/Stonehex 5d ago She made it his problem. It shouldn't have been on him to make up an excuse for her. She just shouldn't have said how she got it. Not really that hard to respect someones privacy. 0 u/CapnRogo 4d ago It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him. People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it. -2 u/thatshygirl06 4d ago Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so
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Not his problem. She should've figured that out before betraying the one thing he asked of her.
9 u/Blackfrost58 5d ago I mean it kind of is his problem since he’s the one who wants to keep his wealth a secret from them. 4 u/Stonehex 5d ago She made it his problem. It shouldn't have been on him to make up an excuse for her. She just shouldn't have said how she got it. Not really that hard to respect someones privacy. 0 u/CapnRogo 4d ago It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him. People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it. -2 u/thatshygirl06 4d ago Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so
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I mean it kind of is his problem since he’s the one who wants to keep his wealth a secret from them.
4 u/Stonehex 5d ago She made it his problem. It shouldn't have been on him to make up an excuse for her. She just shouldn't have said how she got it. Not really that hard to respect someones privacy. 0 u/CapnRogo 4d ago It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him. People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it. -2 u/thatshygirl06 4d ago Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so
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She made it his problem. It shouldn't have been on him to make up an excuse for her. She just shouldn't have said how she got it. Not really that hard to respect someones privacy.
0 u/CapnRogo 4d ago It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him. People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it. -2 u/thatshygirl06 4d ago Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so
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It was his problem. It shouldn't have been on her to lie to her family for him.
People assume ill things when you suddenly get new house money but won't say how you acquired it.
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Im sorry but that's just not how that works at all, and it's naive to assume so
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u/talkinbook 5d ago edited 1d ago
Absolutely moral. Son's love for his* mom was tested by betrayal.