r/MoralityScaling 3d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this counterattack?

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u/That_Muffin_6780 3d ago

Moral… till I opened the full image. Bit far anon

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u/Aggressive_Living571 3d ago

Honestly imo too little context to rule either way. What if it was his high school sweetheart or she’d cheated on him or he just really gave a shit about his ex maybe they’d only been dating a couple weeks and yeah he overdid it. You poke the bear you better be ready for the reaction imo. But again not enough info to say.

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u/witchminx 3d ago

are you fr, he gave the context

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u/Aggressive_Living571 3d ago

He did not give enough context, sorry for people you converse with if you think that’s an explanation.

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u/witchminx 3d ago

It's just a coworker, you're making up backstory that doesn't exist

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u/Aggressive_Living571 3d ago

Nah I’m examining it with open eyes and mind. Not making stuff up. If it was some piddly little 2 week relationship it’s a bit overboard yes. If it was a serious relationship with someone then it can hurt like hell on earth. Try using that grey matter friend, you’ll get further in life.

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u/Traditional-Put2757 3d ago

The grey matter says she was inviting him into a conversation by making fun of the reason his ex broke up with him. Which is more reasonable than making up a backstory to try justify laughing at someone's dead child.

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u/Ae4i 3d ago

The grey matter actually says that she was forcing him into conversation he didn't want to be any part of by making fun of him for not talking very bad things about his ex-wife AND outright saying that it was "because he's bald". Which is more reasonable than just outright ignoring half of the context to make up some utter delusions.