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Not under the "always assume best intentions" principle, I have read similar descriptions from people that were near someone dying without actually physically h
by 2rsf 4y ago
Not under the "always assume best intentions" principle, I have read similar descriptions from people that were near someone dying without actually physically holding them.
- alsetmusic 4y ago> Not under the "always assume best intentions" principle, I have read similar descriptions from people that were near someone dying without actually physically holding them. In such a case: "Died in front of me" would be accurate. "Died in my arms" is a lie.
- danaris 4y agoThat only applies to people who haven't repeatedly proven themselves to be acting/speaking in bad faith. If Lucy pulls away the football 27 times, you aren't required to go running at it the 28th.