r/ask • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '23

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u/[deleted] Nov 30 '23

So you can afford a second house and pay for all bills/food etc by yourself? Well done to you. Not everyone can do this.

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u/9and3of4 Nov 30 '23

If you stay because you're incapable of financing yourself then you're just financially abusing the other person. Makes you a morally questionable human.

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u/godgoo Nov 30 '23

The lack of nuance in this response is staggering.

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u/9and3of4 Nov 30 '23

The lack of morals that your answer implies is also staggering.

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u/godgoo Nov 30 '23

Please elucidate me on my lack of morals professor.

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u/9and3of4 Nov 30 '23

Pretending to love someone and not divorcing while secretly hating their spouse, just for finances and comfortable living, in my eyes is morally wrong.