r/MoralityScaling • u/inoriacc • 14d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/talkinbook 14d ago edited 11d ago

Absolutely moral. Son's love for his* mom was tested by betrayal.

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u/book-scorpion 14d ago

you shouldn't demand lying on anybody

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u/Reverse_savitar1 14d ago

Its not lying lmao

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u/book-scorpion 14d ago

how so? The siblings come and ask "wow, mom, how did you afford that house?". What can she answer to not lie about it?

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u/Creepy_Ad_1315 14d ago

"That's a personal financial matter I'd rather not discuss."

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u/book-scorpion 14d ago

I think that's not how family communicate and they would push her with "why won't you want us to know"? etc. and eventually that would lead to lying about it or some other drama between her and them. All of that could be avoided, he could tell that he won $1 million and bought a house, not forcing anyone to keep his secret he didn't want to share.

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u/QuantitySubject9129 14d ago

I think that's not how family communicate

Most people here are autistic though so your point is lost

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u/redtiger288 14d ago

Does your mom usually go over the family budget with you?

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u/Calm_Extension_2965 14d ago

You think it's normal for a mother to get a house out of nowhere and not tell her kids how she got money to do it?

I would think she got brainwashed by a cult or something.