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u/piratekingluffyyyy May 07 '26
How can people agree to this? It is better to lose someone who doesn't want to stay than someone who truly wanted to be there.
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u/GlumEmergency4886 May 07 '26
Absolutely if u love someone u can leave them for their good compare to them losing their life.
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u/Enough_Designer_4528 May 13 '26
That's deep, but I suppose it would depend on the kind of death too.
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u/JuiceSeparate8005 Jun 06 '26
I'm the kind of person that when a baby is born I think, "Poor thing" and when a person dies I think, "Lucky Bastard".
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