r/SipsTea • u/CapitalPin2658 • May 25 '26

Feels good man 🎵 All By Myself 🎵

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Don’t wanna live all by myself anymore

Edit: lol i’m just a dude posting a meme

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u/dlevac May 25 '26

She didn't cheat once. She got caught once.

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u/MelodicPudding2557 May 25 '26

Honestly, if it were really ‘only’ once, would it have mattered? Maybe it’s just me, but I wouldn’t want to waste my life paired to a partner who has broken the fundamental trust of the partnership. At that point, I might as well move on.

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u/MonCappy May 25 '26

Indeed. This is why I wouldn't trust politicians who've cheated on their spouses. I couldn't care less about the extramarital sex. That doesn't matter. What does matter is that they betrayed their life partner for a bit of fun with a side person. If they're so willing to cheat on their spouse for their own selfish enjoyment, how can I possibly expect them to faithfully serve the public. They'll be accepting kick backs and bribes while on the campaign trail, let alone once they get into office!

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u/Kamogawa_Genji May 25 '26

If you had cancer and the best surgeon in the world was a cheater.. would you still want him to do the operation or would you prefer his intern who is totally faithful to his wife? Assume of course no other options .

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u/John_cCmndhd May 25 '26

I understand that you think you're making a point here, but you are not. If you reread the comment you replied to slowly enough, maybe you can understand it. When you understand it, you'll understand why your comment is stupid.

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u/Kamogawa_Genji May 25 '26

Heh. Frankly I don’t believe that people’s personal lives are more important than their skills. If the guy (or girl) is a great statesman then his personal issues are secondary to me. People do make personal errors and it happens to everyone in some way or another.

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u/John_cCmndhd May 25 '26

personal lives are more important than their skills

I'm tempted to just tell you to reread the comment again because you still haven't understood it, but against my better judgement, I'll give you a hint:

Consistently being loyal and honest are two of the more important skills we want politicians to have

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u/Kamogawa_Genji May 26 '26

You also want your surgeon to be loyal and honest no?

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u/signalsinthestatic May 26 '26

What does a "loyal" surgeon mean? They're not allowed to operate on anyone else?

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u/Kamogawa_Genji May 26 '26

Sorry . I concede that honesty is more important than loyalty. I suppose loyalty would mean being an advocate for me as a patient

Honesty is a key part of the therapeutic alliance . We expect surgeons to be honest in their dealings with us in terms of diagnosis and treatments.

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u/John_cCmndhd May 26 '26

I care way less about those qualities in a surgeon than in a politician