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I have to be honest, I'm not sure why I wrote any of that stuff. I do that from time to time. I'm not sure what any of it means most of the time. I mean I do. But it's like I only understand it when I'm writing it. I'm going to reply in a different way though. You have nine sections of text. Each one will be titled with it's respective number from top to bottom.

1. I don't know. I was stating specifically that I don't lol.

2. Please clarify.

3. No according to me, the greatest man alive.

4. By removing, I mean simply forgetting about what you've been taught is right and wrong and creating your own rules. So I guess there would be morality there. But my morality exist for the sole purpose of me. Not society.

5. I'm willing to bet your slightly "right"~ 

6. I guess so. 

7. I can agree with this in confidence. Everything will placed in its proper position when I'm through with it.

8. No, just because family and friends aren't going to pay my bills in the future. I am. So I believe in myself.

9. No, because I'm amazing and don't have time to focus on any body but myself, are you listening to anything I'm typing?

Bonus Answers/Statements:

10. Are you sure your not my conscience trying to direct me towards the path of righteousness.

11. Also, what is a turncoat and how do I know your real and not a direct decedent of my imagination.

12. I will destroy you in this lifetime or the next. You shouldn't be able to do that with my words lol.

"2. Please clarify."
This should show how complex Morality can be.

"8. No, just because family and friends aren't going to pay my bills in the future. I am. So I believe in myself."
That's reasoning, context, for why it feels wrong.

"9. No, because I'm amazing and don't have time to focus on any body but myself, are you listening to anything I'm typing?"
The keyboard clicks aren't as loud as you'd think.

"10. Are you sure your not my conscience trying to direct me towards the path of righteousness."
Ew no that's disgusting.

"11. Also, what is a turncoat and how do I know your real and not a direct decedent of my imagination."
You don't.

"12. I will destroy you in this lifetime or the next. You shouldn't be able to do that with my words lol."
You'd only be harming yourself.

Sometimes I tend to drift in thought, I'm really not sure why I wrote all of that. But yeah morality is a pitiful invention.

I don't think I need a chemical rebalance though. I just need more passion. More art, more music, more life. But people don't pay you for passion, they pay you for product. As a producer I want to make passionate music, art and dive into the depths of passion. But I want to pay my bills as well. I also want bit of luxury to top it off. Overall, I want a lot.

But I only have passion currently. So that's why I decided to develop the skills required to run and start my own label. So I can follow my path in music while making a living and developing a career doing it. My aspirations are much larger than these text. But this sets a nice frame around the picture.

But right now life is dull and meaningless. So when I'm not working towards bettering my future, it's only natural for depression to follow. Sometimes in the midst of my depression, I enter a sadistic method of thinking though. Even to the point where that sadistic thinking motivates my every action, been to the point of influence in music. 

Sometimes I want to be ruler of a kingdom and conquer all that stand before me, and crush any opposition, and watch all fall and bow before me. Sometimes I just want to make music. It's very hard to keep those mind states separated. So sometimes I enter a state of mind where I'm going to rule the world with music. What does this all mean you might ask? I have no clue at this point lol.

By the looks of things you have a fear of failure, thus the reason why you imagine a world where you conquer all and crush your opposition.

That world represents success to you. Your opposition represents failure.

It's no surprise you've merged your fantasy world with your career in music.

Music is your passion. You believe that if you can't be successful in it, then you will be a complete failure and that is your biggest fear.

"I consider myself more important than you and everybody else on this forum. Not sure what that has to do with morality though."

Just because you see yourself as important doesn't mean you have held yourself to a higher standard. People who use morality as I will still get farther in life without taking shortcuts such as stealing or lying. This accomplishment in turn empowers them and shows concrete evidence that they are in fact in a way better than those around them.

"Stealing, lying and cheating to get what you want can be very beneficial."

Yes, that's why by many it's seen as a shortcut that they are better than taking. 

"I don't see how someone who doesn't do those things is anymore superior than someone who does."

Because Even without stealing or lying, these people will likely achieve more than you in life.

"I personally don't see any need to label my actions as 'right' or 'wrong'. They're just choices and actions."

In a way, your only cheating yourself by relying on those petty antics to get by. I would consider cheating myself wrong.

by Systematic

"Morality is merely a manipulative tool to play on the conscience of those who can experience guilt."

Maybe to you, because you've probably never held yourself to any form of high standards. Morality can be used as an intentional hindrance by those who believe they are greater than those around them.

I consider myself more important than you and everybody else on this forum. Not sure what that has to do with morality though.

Avoiding short cuts in life such as stealing, lying and cheating to get what they want just proves to them that they are in fact superior in a way to those around them.

 How do you figure that?

Stealing, lying and cheating to get what you want can be very beneficial.

I don't see how someone who doesn't do those things is anymore superior than someone who does.

I personally don't see any need to label my actions as 'right' or 'wrong'. They're just choices and actions.

Labeling your actions would have to be more of a hindrance than anything else. If you can do something that is against the law and get away with it, then what does it matter if it's good, bad, right or wrong?

Now theres six new sections of text lol, so I'll be using 1-6.

1. Morality. Moral. Mortal. Mortal Combat. "Morality Combat" - Round 1 - Does morality even exist. I mean, is there such a thing as good and bad?

2. I mean it more on the lines of being pointless. Like friends and family are pointless. Alright, I'm not sure how I meant it, but not in terms of morality.

3. It's not. But i'm using a fold up desk I bought from Walmart a while back and theres a crevice in the center that's un even. So when I type, the keyboard wobbles back in forth. It's loud enough to shift the nations.

4. How so?

5. So you may or may not be real. That only means one thing. I was in a past life, found a coat, turned it into a human being, killed that human being so it could reincarnate into a future life and be my internet advisor. Turn (the transformation) + coat (the coat) = Turncoat. I just googled turncoat after I wrote that. My definition makes more sense though.

6. I'm invincible. I can't die. It just wouldn't happen.

1. It exists as much as any other man-made concept.

2. What terms then?

3. I must not be paying enough attention. I type with the TV on, so that's probably partially responsible~

4. It seemed like the operative response. I have no inclination of making people "good" unless they were "good" to start with.

5. Makes more sense than a traitor?

6. That's one of those things you can't prove until you go through an experience that ought to have killed you.

by Systematic

People who use morality as I will still get farther in life without taking shortcuts such as stealing or lying. This accomplishment in turn empowers them and shows concrete evidence that they are in fact in a way better than those around them.

It's not concrete evidence though. It's your opinion.

Having a moral conscience and living by it may be empowering to you, but I don't see it that way.

What is empowering to me is getting what I want, and I will do that in any way I need to.

"Stealing, lying and cheating to get what you want can be very beneficial."

Yes, that's why by many it's seen as a shortcut that they are better than taking. 

If it gets you what you want, why is it better to you to avoid that shortcut, especially if there is a good chance you could get away with it?

"I don't see how someone who doesn't do those things is anymore superior than someone who does."

Because Even without stealing or lying, these people will likely achieve more than you in life.

Having a moral conscience doesn't make you or anyone else more superior than me, and achievement is subjective.

So, you cannot really know if you or anyone else will likely achieve more than me or not.

What you may consider an achievement, I may not and vice versa.

In a way, your only cheating yourself by relying on those petty antics to get by. I would consider cheating myself wrong.

Calling something what it really is - a choice or action - is a petty antic?

Not sure how you came to that conclusion.

How is one cheating themself by not labelling something as 'right' or 'wrong'?