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While I ignore the morals of others, I follow my own morality as if it were carved in stone.
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I don't know who this alter ego in my head is, but it terrifies me when it blindsides my morals with sharp, contradictory temptations.
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I've had certain morals embedded in me since I was a child, not by my parents, but by my own choosing.
I've been described as chivalrous and follow a strict code similar to bushido.
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I can already feel my morality tugging on the leash.
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I live by a simple, but strong moral code. Ubermensch
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I still feel that way at times and realize the only reason I'm moral is because I can't help but see my mother who was taken advantage of in people.
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Since I've been on this forum I've both seen as well as even received heavy criticism over having a decently structured, moral code.
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I value the laws I set for myself, although they are generally viewed as morally righteous by most I wouldn't think twice about committing crimes if I could justify it to myself. I appreciate and have a high respect for order, taking it upon myself sometimes to enforce my standards onto others all the meanwhile being okay under another's rule if I saw it as similar/superior to my own moral code.
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Really did a 180 on my moral code.
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Maybe a bit because some of it fits within my morals.
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It's something that's been a part of my moral code for sometime now as well as it's something I pride myself on.
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I dont focus on the morals of others, they're all petty and self centered at their root.
But, I noticed my behavior follows some of the tenets in Bushido as well.