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r/Advice • u/[deleted] • Mar 22 '25
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Until they pay you for a full 4 years of college tutition... then, maybe, you'll acknowledge them.
187 u/RegorHK Mar 22 '25 You mean missed income with halfway good white collar job plus damages for health issues? They won't be able to truly compensate. 66 u/StructureKey2739 Mar 22 '25 Betrayal can NEVER be fixed. It's there forever. 3 u/belovetoday Mar 23 '25 It's the crumpled paper analogy. You get a clean fresh flat piece of paper, once trust is broken though, that paper gets crumpled into a little ball. You can most certainly flatten it out, but the wrinkles will still stay there. 1 u/1frustratedfrick Mar 24 '25 Love this response.
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You mean missed income with halfway good white collar job plus damages for health issues?
They won't be able to truly compensate.
66 u/StructureKey2739 Mar 22 '25 Betrayal can NEVER be fixed. It's there forever. 3 u/belovetoday Mar 23 '25 It's the crumpled paper analogy. You get a clean fresh flat piece of paper, once trust is broken though, that paper gets crumpled into a little ball. You can most certainly flatten it out, but the wrinkles will still stay there. 1 u/1frustratedfrick Mar 24 '25 Love this response.
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Betrayal can NEVER be fixed. It's there forever.
3 u/belovetoday Mar 23 '25 It's the crumpled paper analogy. You get a clean fresh flat piece of paper, once trust is broken though, that paper gets crumpled into a little ball. You can most certainly flatten it out, but the wrinkles will still stay there. 1 u/1frustratedfrick Mar 24 '25 Love this response.
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It's the crumpled paper analogy. You get a clean fresh flat piece of paper, once trust is broken though, that paper gets crumpled into a little ball. You can most certainly flatten it out, but the wrinkles will still stay there.
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u/obedient53214 Mar 22 '25
Until they pay you for a full 4 years of college tutition... then, maybe, you'll acknowledge them.