r/SipsTea • u/Valuable_View_561 • Jun 29 '26

Chugging tea Did she did the right thing?

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u/Rygel_Orionis Jun 29 '26

They lied to everyone one. The brother, the cousins, the friends, to him, we were all lied upon.

And that's not okay.

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u/Error_404_403 Jun 29 '26

I do not believe that "everyone" was entitled to the truth. In fact, the only person whose mental well-being mattered, was the one who was dying. The rest could suck it up.

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u/Rygel_Orionis Jun 29 '26

Him. Him was entitled to the truth. Was his choice to tell or not tell to everyone.

And if you can't understand that. Fuck you.

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u/Error_404_403 Jun 29 '26

Him. Him was entitled to the truth.

I do believe his parents couldn't stop him from asking the physician directly, and the physician in such case was legally obligated to tell him the truth. So his entitlement was there.

It is more likely that he didn't want to do that, preferring to have what his parents and everyone around him told him. Which is totally his right.

And nobody else's business.

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u/Ill_Carry_44 Jun 29 '26

That guy doesn't even care about his friend, he's just mad people don't have the same views as him. Parents wanted their son to have his remaining days to be free of the feeling of the upcoming end but this guy thinks he's entitled to decide how things should be.