get it the virtue. So Cassie, generally, it is till death do us part through sickness and

through health. We will be together. But you have a friend who is granting a green light,

leave this relationship if I get sick. And I don't understand why she's doing. I think

I understand a little bit, but I would never do this. So she's not sick. She's super healthy

as far as I know, but we share a lot. So I feel like I would know if she was really sick.

But she has told her husband that if she ever comes down with like a chronic or terminal

illness, that he has her full permission to go ahead and divorce her and leave her. And

I said, why would you do that during a time period when you clearly would need the most

support of all if you were going something through something traumatic? She's also going

to be gone soon. All he's got to do is wait a little bit. Okay. People live with chronic

illnesses for years. Okay. Just talking logically. You said terminal. I said chronic

or terminal. Okay. She said you're listening. You're fine. All right. In my world, this

happens very quickly. Yeah. Okay. Well, so my thing is, well, and again, yeah, you could

stick around. Why would you do that? And she said the idea of him leaving her because

she's sick is more traumatic than her giving him permission to leave. So if she gives

him permission to leave, she's in control of the situation. So if he does leave, if she

gets sick, she knows I told him he could do that. I already gave him the green light.

I understand. Whereas if she expected him to be by her side and he took off when she

was sick, then it would devastate her. And I was like, why are you even thinking of this?

And she's apparently nurses say, and there are articles out that women who become sick

with something like cancer, the divorce rates of their husbands leaving are ridiculously

high. Oh, my God. I would never be able to live with myself. Are you serious? Yeah. That's

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