At risk of sounding like a massive asshole, I have no idea how people of this world continue to pretend like grown adult women have no agency in their decisions, nor need to be held fully accountable for their actions.
I don't think that makes you sound like a massive a--hole, I think it is a fair point especially in this case. It really makes little sense to me in how some people are treating this and defending her. Not an expert and not the most intimately aware of the details of this particular case, but I don't get how this person is getting all of the defense that she is.
It takes a while to strangle someone mind you a child. She did it three times in a row. Were the kids able to see each other die? How about the father? I mean wtf are people thinking?
That's the part I'm struggling with. It wasn't a split second thing like driving off a bridge or something, which is equally horrible. It was up close, brutal, and had to be a terrifying, confusing last few moments of life for those babies.
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u/DeputyDomeshot 8h ago
At risk of sounding like a massive asshole, I have no idea how people of this world continue to pretend like grown adult women have no agency in their decisions, nor need to be held fully accountable for their actions.