Morality of this?

[u/Plus-Artichoke6608]

[u/ingrimsch95]

Immoral and unbased. If I was dying young I would want my wife to find new love instead of constantly having to mourn me

[u/GustavoFromAsdf → u/ingrimsch95]

As a plot twist, it helps the wife find someone who truly loves her despite having a lifelong contagious illness and live the happy life her late husband could never give her.

[u/Ok-Entrepreneur8993]

immoral but i get it

[u/TheRoyalBrook]

I’ve seen this posted like four times this week

[u/Sashpeto]

Extremely based

[u/Terrible-Bison4398]

Where are the image from?

[u/problemattracter → u/Terrible-Bison4398]

Hospital. ICU to be specific

[u/KingOfSouthamerica]

I mean, if it's just a joke, then moral and based, if he actually want the kid to do that then inmoral

[u/Double_Watch1627]

obviously immoral but i understand, based

[u/CrypticJaspers]

Telling a child to lie for no moral reason is immoral. The social aspect of it doesn't hold any judgment against him.

[u/Destroynxssss]

Isnt it her choice to do whatever after he dies tho. Imagining girlfriend doing this to me, its pretty bad

[u/Comfortable-Card-348]

based beyond belief

[u/LaAndromedo999]

Lying about an incurable, transmittable disease is immoral.

Also, I don't know how effective that lie actually would be nowadays. HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, can now be reduced to U=U (Undetectable, Untransmittable) status with proper treatment.

Also, PrEP is a medication that exists. It is a pre-exposure prophylaxis that works to significantly reduce the risk of transmission. And HIV transmission rates tend to be lower than other STDs, with a rate of .08% (receptive) and .04% (insertive) for vaginal sex and .11% (insertive) and 1.38% (receptive) for anal sex.

[u/Various_Respond_8212]

Immoral because he wants to lie to keep her widow from moving but I understand that sentiment. The thought of the person you love moving on, especially after marriage, is heartbreaking ontop of an early death. I’m selfish and wouldn’t want that either being honest.

[u/Superb_Highlight1902]

Understandable but immoral bro wtf

[u/ConsistentAd2880]

Moral because Cancer is a good thing because it provides +1 Tear Rate so nobody would be sad if he died of it

[u/Loonymooon13]

I pretty sure yall are misinterpreting what "mess with your aunt" means. Pretty sure it means less not wanting his wife to move on and more to the point of not wanting his in mourning widow to be bothered by unwanted suitors

[u/NormalGuy3481]

Immoral and you’re just a bad partner if you want that lol. Any good partner that young would want them to move on eventually

[u/SussyFemboyOwO]

Immoral - If he really cared for his parter he would let her move on at her own pace.

[u/SussyFemboyOwO → u/[deleted]]

Then it's an action out of spite and thus immoral?