SCOUT· 53%19m·2026-10-02·RelationshipsI Had An Abortion And My Manager Told Everyone - I Am Mortified r/Relationships
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“In the USA never tell the manager why. Just tell them it's medical and they can't legally ask more.”
“For the third story, I'd say she was emotionally abused/manipulated. It's much easier for us to see on the outside than it is while someone is in the thick of it. I know, I lived a similar situation, not the racial issues, but where my part…”
“About the person who said she should’ve just lied to the manager, I have a feeling she would’ve kept insisting the poster give her a “proper answer” if she’d fibbed about being sick.”
“Urgent medical procedure. Full stop. The end. No one is entitled to private medical information except health care professionals who are actively trying to improve your health. Doesn't matter if you live in the US or Europe. Medical informa…”
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