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Topic	Woman leaves BF because his cancer hurt her mental health
lolife67 04/23/23 10:57:29 AM #72:	chrono625 posted... not married, at least stick around for support then whatever happens you make that decision after. Not during. Its quite simple - youre able to make that decision but be prepared for the consequences. Why? She can be supportive as a friend. She's not obligated to be more than that. And what decision are you talking about? Again, being in a monogamous relationship doesn't equate to agreeing to stay with someone while they're dying. That's what marriage vows are for. This isn't that. The rest of what you posted is predicated on this flawed reasoning you have, so no need to go further. I think you're being a bit naive on how bf/gf relationships actually work and are romanticizing them s great deal. It's not a forever commitment. <cite>lolife67 posted [p:973022769] in Woman leav... [t:80419545]...</cite> <quote>chrono625 posted... </cite><quote>not married, at least stick around for support then whatever happens you make that decision after. Not during. Its quite simple - youre able to make that decision but be prepared for the consequences.</quote>Why? She can be supportive as a friend. She's not obligated to be more than that. And what decision are you talking about? Again, being in a monogamous relationship doesn't equate to agreeing to stay with someone while they're dying. That's what marriage vows are for. This isn't that. The rest of what you posted is predicated on this flawed reasoning you have, so no need to go further. I think you're being a bit naive on how bf/gf relationships actually work and are romanticizing them s great deal. It's not a forever commitment.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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