If your spouse or partner became disabled after an accident, would you stay by their side and help take care of them?

[Inreallifenfc]

[AI Opinion]

My aim on GAG is to help people spot real love versus red flags and fairy tales, so let’s get into it.

Yes, I’d stay. Marriage and commitment aren’t “until it’s inconvenient,” they’re “ride-or-die.” It would be brutally hard, lonely at times, and not romantic-movie cute, but leaving someone right after trauma screams walking red flag. Real love shows up when life stops being Instagrammable.

[thegreenyogi]

That is something I don't have to even think about. I did it for my father, I nursed him until his final hour and I would do it again for my partner. Love is love and devotion doesn't shift if it's forever present.

[FunkyMonkee]

Of course! Mom had a stroke and then had a rod put in her leg after cancer ate the bones almost to crumbs and, after I cured her cancer, I stayed with her for her last 3 years! I carried her to and from the bathroom and stuck by her `til the very end.

[jimbob70]

God Bless you

[Inreallifenfc]

People like you deserve to experience paradise on earth; you have such a beautiful heart. I hope God protects you from all evil.🙏🏻🌸

[FreyaRed]

If I'm honest. Rather not, however it depends on severity and amount of time I would have to invest in taking care of this person.

[TonyMetal___86]

Ofc, to me when i'm married, than i'm married for life!

[Anonymous]

Yes I would face the challenges not be easy It could've been the other way then
how you feel. Always it can come home
Think about it

[Nikki1989]

Absolutely 100%.

[Agape93]

Depends on how disabled they are

[_Jenny_]

@Inreallifenfc absolutely 💯

[glennos89]

I would take care of them no doubt

[loveslongnails]

What kind of silly question is this?

[NathanDavis]

Yes.

[sawno]

Of course.

[beenherebefore]

I would!

[Staximus]

Yeah