If third-party grief were sufficient to prohibit an act absolutely, it would also prohibit countless other autonomous choices that cause relational pain, producing an implausibly expansive constraint on liberty.
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Emotional hurt that occurs in relationships or connections between people, like the sadness someone feels when a loved one makes a choice that affects them.
Third-party grief(as used in ethics)
Sadness or emotional pain experienced by someone who is not directly involved in a situation but is affected by someone else's choices or actions.