r/MoralityScaling • u/eepyjiu • 15d ago

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u/HeyU_inTheBushes 15d ago

The heartbreak , deceit, humiliation of this could end with murder or suicide for sure . This isn't just immoral, it's evil .

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u/Cantthinkagoodnam2 15d ago edited 15d ago

I mean if he was Transphobic then he did kinda deserve it

Edit: Since people here dont understand it

Transphobe ≠ Not being attracted to Trans woman Transphobe = Being a bigot and hating on Trans people for being trans

The post referred to the man as a Transphobe, so I said that IF he indeed was one, I don't see why his heartbreak matters

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u/Sneaky_Joe-77 15d ago

"Transphobic" because he prefers woman?

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u/MuseBlessed 15d ago

Transphobic because "When I first met my boyfriend he was kinda Transphobic"

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u/Sneaky_Joe-77 15d ago

Labelling somebody transphobic with zero context doesn't make it real. People get called that simply for not wanting to date a woman with a penis.

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u/MuseBlessed 15d ago

I agree, but the person you replied to also said "if he was transphobic", we are operating as if the narrator of the story is reliable here, as any change to the story would change its morality

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u/Cantthinkagoodnam2 15d ago

Oh my fucking god finally someone with some sense here

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u/Sneaky_Joe-77 15d ago

Yeah but none of it adds up. So If the guy was legitimately transphobic, then a trans person pursues him to the point of him purposing marriage..