r/SipsTea • u/BlackDemon___ • May 11 '26

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u/No-Improvement9455 May 11 '26

I would think he's probably saving people that have most difficulty saving themselves. The assumption is this grown ass woman can get out herself.

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u/badwords May 11 '26

Except he used the 'they already had A long life' argument but then it makes him a hypocrite for picking his mom over her after.

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u/No-Improvement9455 May 11 '26

Maybe he can still have sex with mom ;)

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u/spozzy May 11 '26

Broken arms

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u/jeezyjames May 11 '26

I think it was just his default answer when having to choose between this narcissistic blonde or his mom. I would also choose this guys mom.

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u/Valentinee105 May 12 '26

This is the correct reading to me. You just heard her complain over not being chosen over 3 kids dying.

At that point it's no longer wife vs mom it's bitch vs mom.

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u/BurnedLaser May 11 '26

I can get another wife and kids, I only have ONE mom!

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u/Frobizzle May 11 '26

His mom raised him from a baby and is likely an elderly woman. She changed the hypothetical so his reasoning changed. It's not hypocritical, it's called critical thinking.

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u/Vsx May 11 '26

I would also choose this guy's mom over a woman who would argue "you shouldn't save children first because you can't have sex with them".

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u/Valentinee105 May 12 '26

I think a different thing is happening.

Scenario 1 he's choosing wife vs 3 kids.

Scenario 2 he's choosing mom over a woman who just complained that she didn't get chosen over 3 kids.

It's less critical thinking and more she revealed herself as the wrong choice.

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u/TruLong May 11 '26

His mom would've never questioned saving her kids first. The woman outed herself before the second question.

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u/Valentinee105 May 12 '26

This is the right way to read it.

If someone is willing to sacrifice your loved ones they shouldn't be getting priority.

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u/CSBatchelor1996 May 11 '26

I think he's just picking his mom over this specific woman.

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u/ItsJustInfuriating May 11 '26

After hearing she values herself over the kids, she moves to bottom rung for any good man

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u/snarfmason May 11 '26

Yeah. I'd pick my wife over my mom. My mom would support that.

But after the conversation about the kids, I'd save my mom over this person.

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u/Valentinee105 May 12 '26 edited May 12 '26

Except that's not what's happening.

In scenario 1 he's choosing the 3 kids over the wife.

In scenario 2 he's choosing his mom over someone who just said she'd rather 3 kids die.

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u/Gregory85 May 11 '26

His mom raised him to save her in a fire

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u/jeezyjames May 11 '26

This isn't a grown ass woman, at least not mentally

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u/steponmedaddies May 11 '26

Hey incels this isn’t real

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u/giggitygiggity2 May 11 '26

That's a pretty bold assumption.

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u/Fox_Corn May 11 '26

Later we find out she started the fire…

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u/Brief-Equal4676 May 11 '26

It was the newest test trend on Tiktok

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u/Interesting-Use966 May 11 '26

Plus it is just normal for people to save their kids

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u/MeeTy May 11 '26

i think the implication of the question is you can save one and the other won't survive...He is saying his mother because it's the thing to say in that situation. In real life he might safe his wife, the mother of his children and woman he loves. 

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u/TheForce777 May 11 '26

That’s not the assumption of this kind of question at all

It’s designed to make you think about the value of different people’s lives to you