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are you morally superior?

do you consider yourself morally superior? 32 members have voted

  1. 1. do you consider yourself morally superior?

    • honestly, yes
      50%
      16
    • no, idgaf
      50%
      16

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honest question

 

do you consider yourself morally superior to all the people (both IRL and online) that you interact with on a daily basis?

It's not up to me to decide, but up to the people around me

Yeah, but I'm working on it. I can be a little judgy towards others. That's not really good. 

i have strong beliefs and opinions, but i don't think framing it as a competition is helpful and i generally don't compare my worth to that of others. 

 

that said, some people do have sh*t moral beliefs, but me telling myself that i'm better than them because of it would only serve my ego and i'm not really into that tbh

Edited by John Slayne

I think my moral standards are high and im very critical with everything.  The good of the world first, then me and my ego
Im also transient and always open to change my views-recalibrate my moral clock but i need good reasoning-arguments for it.
I dont know if im good or bad but i always try to make people happy,help and to make the world a less dark place. dont like fights. hate. spreading venom.  That can be a problem cause acting with "Kindness" and goodness is seen as weakness today. I been in so many situations where people with bad intentions just take advantage of you, so you have to build a wall of thorns.   Specially in my country where theres' a common culture of. "the cunning lives off the fool" and permeates everything........One of the reasons why my country is so corrupt and we are stuck in the third world :giraffe: 
u can see this lack of morals just everywhere. From the poorest neighboors to the rich gated communities. Thievery-jealousy-anger-corruption-selfishness



my family is not the most educated wealthy one and have some red flags morally wise but they taught me to behave and be thankful and have some class and civility with the people.  Cause i was such a feral kid :rip:thanks god education was able to pass over genetics and my cultural background :gaycat3: 
The education of my parents of course....cause in elementary it just sucked.


Something i been noticing in recent years is how there's a lot of people who always act like theyre obelisks of morality and love to take down-destroy others but when u dig deep into them. Theyre just awful human beings. With their family. Friends. Everyone. Usin this shield of morality as a crown. :giraffe:
Sometimes the ones who act like theyre the best all the time. Those are the nastiest ones lol

Edited by AvadaKedavra

I would never view myself in such high regard over others. It's against my nature and would feel awkward.

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43 minutes ago, princedonte said:

I would never view myself in such high regard over others. It's against my nature and would feel awkward.

so yes

Do I judge other people's behaviour and views? Well yes. That being said, I do not feel any superiority over others, regardless of reason. It would contradict my own beliefs at an absolutely elementary level.

I'm kinda on the judgemental type of person because I know my worth and my intellect and I have no patience with incoherent, incompetent and dawdler people

but hey I'm working on that

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