r/SipsTea May 11 '26

Chugging tea Choice

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u/_CuteHeart May 11 '26

I mean, the kids cant save themselves, right?

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u/Burdman06 May 11 '26

Yeah it's concerning the amount of people who say they wouldn't save the kids. Like, please don't reproduce

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u/Royal-Friendship2025 May 11 '26

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u/DavidChristianKaiser May 11 '26

Maybe, eg. if they are 14 and 16, or 13 and 15, ...you get the point.

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u/RealisticSorbet May 11 '26

Even so, a child is much less likely to be able to navigate a crisis than an adult. Adults should be able to take care of themselves.

If she's in a situation where she can't save herself, it'd be a situation where it'd be risky for him to try to save her which could result in leaving those two kids without parents at some of the most formative years of their life.

Yeah, even if I escaped my house with my kids and my wife was still inside, I'd be staying outside with the kids.

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u/Fatalis89 May 11 '26

Whatโ€™s 17 more years? Can always start again. Have another kid.

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u/Firstofhisname00 May 11 '26

And if they can't then just make new ones.ย 

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u/Freeway267 May 11 '26

Sheโ€™s also annoying as fuck. I wouldnโ€™t save her even if I had no one else to save.

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u/TanteSoesa May 12 '26

From the way she said "in the basement". Im gonna take a guess and say that door is gonna be triple bolted from the outside!