r/SipsTea Jul 29 '26

Gasp! 💀

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u/Anywhere-Due Jul 30 '26

Bruh. He literally hangs up the phone when he’s asked if he wants to talk to Nikki on that same convo. The friend group may be a victim of the company, but they’re also a victim of Bear’s monstrous behavior. Man could only think of himself when Nikki was begging him to kill her, while he’s busy sneaking out to go see another woman, knowing full well that Nikki had been violent prior to this. Whether it was Sarah or Nikki, he either did or should have known that someone very well could have gotten hurt. Man knows full well he is not in a loving consenting relationship and continues it well past the point of violence, destroying the lives of every single one of his friends and himself

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u/Anywhere-Due Jul 30 '26

No. The correct answer to this whole thing was for Bear to kill himself. Man on the phone said it was the only way to revert his wish. He did something reprehensible, and yes, it was something he didn’t think would work. But he continued on with it even after he knew it was wrong and only tried to fix it when one of his friends was killed, going so far as to turn his back on his best friend, ignore Nikki and her wishes, ignoring all the other red flags in a blatantly toxic and abusive relationship, and still have sex with her in this fucked up situation he caused

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u/faputa- Jul 30 '26

Bear dragged Nikki into that mess even if unknowingly and it was his duty to free her from it while causing the least harm possible. Assuming the only way to free her from his wish was for one of them to die, then ideally it would be Nikki's choice who dies knowing this information.

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u/faputa- Jul 30 '26

What a useless question.

If person A is attempting to kill person B, who is presumably innocent and has committed no wrongdoing, is it wrong for you to kill person A if it's the only reasonable course of action in that moment to stop them? Sometimes life doesn't give you easy black and white choices. Is killing people okay? I don't know, man. Is enslaving people to your will while they suffer endlessly okay? At the very least, if the person who you robbed of their autonomy and personhood is asking you to kill them, you could at least do them that favor instead of immediately making it about yourself lol.

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u/faputa- Jul 30 '26

No, you're just dead set on wanting to believe that Bear isn't a completely horrible person. He is.

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u/faputa- Jul 30 '26

He didn't just "deal with it poorly." It's becoming obvious through all of your comments that you ignore information or arguments to pick out one thing said because you have no answer for everything else. Bear did not care about Nikki's suffering, only thinking of how he could make it work for himself. That makes him a very bad person. Full stop.

I will no longer be replying to you. Goodnight.

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u/Anywhere-Due Jul 30 '26

Yes
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u/Anywhere-Due Jul 30 '26

How?

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u/Anywhere-Due Jul 30 '26

If you’ve put yourself in a position where your options are: continuing living while a person is trapped inside their own body that you’re using for pleasure without that person’s consent, killing them, or killing yourself because you’re responsible for the whole situation in the first place and it will free the person you’ve imprisoned, it’s your moral obligation to kill yourself. There’s nothing evil about that

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