Would you show up in an emergency life and death situation for an ex?

[Anonymous]

Let's say your ex whom you dated for 5+ years, was in a life threatening accident. Because of the recency of your break-up, you are still on their emergency contact list. The hospital calls you to come in and answer some medical questions because the family cannot be reached. What do you do?

I'm not going. S/he is not my responsibility any more. I'd ask the docs to remove my name from the call list.

I'm not going, but I'd try to reach family or a friend on their behalf.

I'd go. It's not like they called me. They are incapacitated, so the least I can do is just give the medical info and leave.

I'd go and stay as long as needed. Just because we broke up doesn't mean I stopped caring as a human being even if I don't like them anymore.

[DaisyM23]

i think it depends on why we broke up though, 5+ years is a crazy amount of time to just leave someone you knew alone at the hospital, but if they were abusive or something i wouldn't want to go, at best i'd go to give medical info or call family/friend

[NamerOfStars]

Realistically? Yes- it's what I'd want someone else to do in that situation; Golden Rule and all that.

On the other hand, that's assuming it's the most recent ex; the one who should probably be in prison. The others, of course, no question.

[MikeTheBartender]

Most people say I love you and don't mean it. Any woman I told I loved I still love and unless she fucked me over I'd be there IF she needed me.

[Likes2drive]

I voted D , I’m not heartless, we were together for 17 years

[mark000h]

I would unless she cheated, then fuck her.

[Lyndsielee666]

Lmfao damn dude that fucking sucks

[exitseven]

I voted for D. I would be there for her.

[strateguy632]

.4th

[Danny_dan92]

Fuck no. Lmfao why?