re: #46 RogueOne

If someone is basing their level of affection on convenience then I wouldn’t consider that “love”. In the Donahue interview they discuss a man going to the market for his spouse even though he doesn’t want to go. You do what you do because it’s the right thing to do for your partner.

She didn’t see any contradiction in using a program you were forced to invest into. I don’t either.

She never cared for a terminally ill person for YEARS. It wears on you and if you aren’t doing it for the sick person, you will most likely quit in short order. Indeed, that is true love, putting another’s needs ahead of your own.

How convenient of her to take use the system when she’s sick and dying and running out of money. So now she’s a hypocrite on top of everything else. Bah!