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I want to see if my young daughter loves me. Would it be immoral to tell her that I’m divorcing her mom and abandoning her to see if she cries, even if I tell her it is a lie in the next moment?
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Date: August 18th, 2014
Duration: 03:13
Topics: Human relationships, Morality
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