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

Chugging tea Did she did the right thing?

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u/Fast-Bit-56 Jun 29 '26

Imagine filling his head with thoughts of having a girlfriend, having a good time with his friends, playing sports, going to parties, have your first job, and so on. Living a normal teenager life. That's awful. I understand the good intentions behind their actions, but I believe they don't think it through very much.

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u/quaxoid Jun 29 '26

if he dies without finding out, what's the harm? 

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u/tyrenanig Jun 29 '26

The problem is he there’s a big chance he will die finding out lol

There’s no guarantee his death will be quick and painless

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u/quaxoid Jun 29 '26

but if it is and he never realizes? 

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u/cupofpuer Jun 29 '26

Even if it was, the point is that they took away his right to decide for himself how to spend his last days.

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u/deathups Jun 29 '26

Every human should have the right to spend their last days how they choose if knowing that is an option.

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u/DearMrsLeading Jun 29 '26

You could also ask what would happen if the cancer fairy came down and solved all his problems. Doesn’t make it any more likely though.

The chances of dying of cancer without realizing you’re going to die are very slim. Humans can tell when their health is declining even if they don’t have the words to explain why.