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by lovemenot
1629 days ago
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Even further, it can be reasonably argued that there is no ethical context for such behaviour. For those on the demanding side, it can be a badge of honour not to take "no" for an answer. While those on the other side, are being deliberately placed between a rock and a hard place. Just for another's benefit. If not unethical, it is at least dishonourable. |
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