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What-If Wednesday: Would You Forgive a Cheating Spouse?
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Padmini Mangunta
Ok, I admit it — I don’t think I have it in me to forgive a cheater. Oh, I’m a forgiving person in general, believe you me. But forgiving a cheater? Nope, no way. Future significant others beware — don’t do it. I will put you through a roller coaster ride of initial forgiveness, followed…
Kennedy’s Example: Ethical, Not Perfect
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Padmini Mangunta
I agree wholeheartedly with Hillary’s eloquent argument (see post below) that we should remember a person for who they are, not simply who we wanted them to be. I’d also like to add another point – I see Kennedy’s life (and death) as a poignant reminder of how we can each live with, and overcome,…
Does Lying on Your Online Dating Profile Get an Ethical Pass?
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Padmini Mangunta
If there were ever an area where the little white lie came into question, it would be online dating. Oh, you’re not 6′ 2″ with abs of steel? Or petite with the body of a goddess? Whoops. And funny how you didn’t mention that wart. Ew. Do you blame them (or do they blame you)…
Scam Artists, Fear My Wrath
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Padmini Mangunta
Comeuppance: a deserved rebuke or penalty. Well. I certainly got mine. I think I can safely say I’ve never intentionally been patronizing or condescending in my quest to solve my own, and others’, ethical dilemmas. However, we often forget that intentions are all well and good until we get our own comeuppance. Telemarketers —that’s where…
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