Someone You Have No Feelings For Wants A Relationship With You And Tells You They Don't Have Long To

Actually, it matters to me.
Thanks for answering =)

 

Shouldn't it be, "are both correct"?

It doesn't matter though, I understand what you mean.

 

A relationship is only a relationship if both sides are sincere and trusting, among other things. So no. It wouldn't be real, and quite honestly wouldn't even be kind

 

It was as in ''is using both correct''.
English isn't my first language anyways.

 

I knew what you meant. I replied in jest - hence the smiley face.

I thought it might matter to you.

 

I would do it. If the person was a kind person that just wanted to feel love one more time before she died. I would love her romantically.

 

from: https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/38524/dieing-vs-dying

If someone is passing away, they are dying.

Its confusable dieing means "To cut, form, or stamp, with or as if with a die".

Finally, dyeing means to stain something with color



In this context then, dying is the only correct spelling.

 

I would not want someone to just be nice and compassionate to me in that situation.......without the true feelings involved, and I can always tell....but to each their own, as I always say....and I am not judgemental about what anyone else wants for themselves.