'She can't leave me now' | House M.D.

After House diagnosed the patient with the plague, the girlfriend who gave her half of her liver confessed that she knew the whole time she was planning to leave her, but she can't now thanks to the transplant.

Even if it is a scary scene for psychological side, in my opinion was very great.

[esme]

That’s actually really toxic and not a good foundation for a relationship

[graceomoboye]

Here I was thinking she’s a good girlfriend when she’s actually crazy

[wolfpackleaderalpha]

Poor Cameron. Always the voice of compassion on the team, then finds a situation/patient that is completely unworthy of her empathy.

[tanyakopel]

These two were kind of made for each other in a horrible toxic relationship nope-out-of-there way. One was willing to take a liver transplant from the girl she was planning on leaving and the other one was willing to give the liver to make the girl stay.

[selbarton]

The saddest part is she doesn't love her, and the manipulation to guilt her into staying means she doesn't care how miserable she makes her so long as she isn't alone.

[NicoUnken]

holy crud that is a creepy level of manipulation.

[moviehermit]

I’m guessing the dog was a form of emotional manipulation to try and get her to stay.

[nextlvlroy]

After seeing this scene, the plagued girl was in the right of wanting to leave her. It doesn't make her a bitch, it makes her sane for wanting to leave an obsessed/possessive partner.

[jasonwong]

Would've still left lol....too bad no refunds for the liver

[tearsofpain]

She is really the villain of this story. Love is letting the one you care for walk away, to return as they see fit. The other girl was trying to figure out how to leave her. This chick tried every which way to manipulate her into not being free to find her happiness, even if it isn't with her.

[erykcszminschki]

Yeah....not a toxic relationship at all...

[jimgeorge]

This entire episode was saying you're a bitch, evil of you leave someone who saves your life. Actually it's the other way around. If you're willing to let someone die just because they're going to dump you, that actually makes that person the evil one.

[merikmalhads]

Manipulative partner who uses guilt tactics to force compliance? Ya something tells me there's more to the situation than "I got bored of her"

[TheMagicAround]

Like it when Cameron is wrong AGAIN about in her moral judging. There's no saints and you should not put your nose into someone's relationship when you don't even sure what is going on

[RhyperiorRanger]

I haven’t seen a relationship THIS toxic in a while

[entropie]

Which is worse:
1) Not telling your partner you're planning on leaving until they've given you a vital organ? Otherwise, if they know beforehand, they might refuse and you die. Or...
2) Giving your organ to someone and guilting them into anything in the future because "I saved your life!"? You basically own them now.

[Synphus]

These people are out there folks, doing whatever they can to keep you. Run, and run fast when you meet someone like this.

[burakozturk]

it was at this moment, you notice the real baddie in this relationship

[KSHvoiceactingofficial]

It was actually Max’s fault Hannah got sick in the first place lol. It was the fleas from the dog she got, which was probably from a puppy mill seeing as it had fleas containing freaking plague bacteria!

[furlycee]

It would have been one thing to say “even if she dumps me it’s ok, I just don’t want her to die, I still love her” vs “if I do this she’ll stay” that’s WILD