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How can you have so little yet so much to say at the same time?
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Is it wrong to complain when you know other people in the world, or people close to you, have more pressing problems?
If you know you're wrong, yet you continue to carry on with your behavior, is that more morally justified than if you were ignorant of your own issues?
Is sarcasm a justified outlet for feelings? Or should you be expressing them in different, less negative and condescending ways?
To the logical mind, there is a reason for anything and everything. But is there?
How much is too much of anything? Too little?
Is there something wrong with taking from others and giving things back to others, but at the same time not giving any of yourself?
If apologies and the word sorry don't go together, but apologies and actions do, should you never say sorry, and just act? Or should you say sorry because the rest of the world values "I'm sorry" over actions?
Is manipulation justified if it helps the other person? Or is manipulation just "wrong" to begin with?
What is the cost of a lie, even if no one ever knows?
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Just some things for me to think about, or at least things for me to write down so I can put these thoughts away for now and come back to them later when I feel I'm ready.
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Is it wrong to complain when you know other people in the world, or people close to you, have more pressing problems?
If you know you're wrong, yet you continue to carry on with your behavior, is that more morally justified than if you were ignorant of your own issues?
Is sarcasm a justified outlet for feelings? Or should you be expressing them in different, less negative and condescending ways?
To the logical mind, there is a reason for anything and everything. But is there?
How much is too much of anything? Too little?
Is there something wrong with taking from others and giving things back to others, but at the same time not giving any of yourself?
If apologies and the word sorry don't go together, but apologies and actions do, should you never say sorry, and just act? Or should you say sorry because the rest of the world values "I'm sorry" over actions?
Is manipulation justified if it helps the other person? Or is manipulation just "wrong" to begin with?
What is the cost of a lie, even if no one ever knows?
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Just some things for me to think about, or at least things for me to write down so I can put these thoughts away for now and come back to them later when I feel I'm ready.