RE: Morality. 04-21-2014, 11:22 AM
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(04-21-2014, 04:57 AM)Civil Wrote: Everyone in your life is an extra, you can't be too nice, because there are very very very few people who will return the same level of kindness, you need to focus on your own happiness, if you make everyone else happy you'll never have any time for yourself, plus, if you don't go for it, you may never get a chance with her, and then you're left with doubt; "what if I had asked her to prom, how would life have been.." at least if you ask her you can never regret not asking her and letting the opportunity slide.
(04-21-2014, 10:02 AM)Contingency Wrote: If you want something there will always be others who want it too, what makes them any more entitled to get it than yourself? Would they show you the same kindness? Probably not.
Personally my morals follow this rule.
1. Would they do the same for me?
2. Are they a good person in general?
If the answer is yes to both then I would let them have what it is they want, if not I would take it for myself.
In a world of dog eat dog, you gotta be the one who eats.
Thanks for the posts, but this is a little.. outdated.
To sum up what happened, I essentially ended up at home being terribly sick, and missed my opportunity, which sucked. However, we were talking a few days ago and I found out that she does have feelings for me. Not sure how to move further at this point (since, you know, she has a prom date), but I'll try and figure it out.
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