Originally posted by FMFDo you only get giggles from making posts like this, or do you get, like, I dunno, wet dreams or something, anticipating all the self-incriminating replies you'll get?
On occasions when you let yourself down in your actions ~ by your own standards and ideals ~ what is most likely to have been the root cause ~ loyalty, fear or greed? Or are there other reasons for deviating from what you think is right?
18 Feb 16
Originally posted by SuzianneThis reply of yours strikes me as being a tiny bit "self-incriminating" actually. You're following me around the forum condemning my threads and posts [which is fine by me] although it does make you seem rather het up than you might want. What leads you to do this? Loyalty perhaps? Anger? Mischief? 🙂
Do you only get giggles from making posts like this, or do you get, like, I dunno, wet dreams or something, anticipating all the self-incriminating replies you'll get?
18 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFI'd have to say none of these. It's usually frustration, after a period of trying to do the right thing and being obstructed at every turn.
On occasions when you let yourself down in your actions ~ by your own standards and ideals ~ what is most likely to have been the root cause ~ loyalty, fear or greed? Or are there other reasons for deviating from what you think is right?
18 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFFor me I'd say it was frustration.
On occasions when you let yourself down in your actions ~ by your own standards and ideals ~ what is most likely to have been the root cause ~ loyalty, fear or greed? Or are there other reasons for deviating from what you think is right?
I think anger is a good call, but loyalty should probably read misplaced loyalty.
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18 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFFor me it's loyalty, with a smattering of pride.
On occasions when you let yourself down in your actions ~ by your own standards and ideals ~ what is most likely to have been the root cause ~ loyalty, fear or greed? Or are there other reasons for deviating from what you think is right?
19 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFI would think laziness could also be a foible.
On occasions when you let yourself down in your actions ~ by your own standards and ideals ~ what is most likely to have been the root cause ~ loyalty, fear or greed? Or are there other reasons for deviating from what you think is right?
19 Feb 16
Originally posted by FMFThere have been a few work situations where I should have turned whistle-blower;
On occasions when you let yourself down in your actions ~ by your own standards and ideals ~ what is most likely to have been the root cause ~ loyalty, fear or greed? Or are there other reasons for deviating from what you think is right?
blatant sex-discrimination
corruption
cheating
I didn't because .... fear I guess, fear of not being believed.
Can't say I've ever let myself down through greed and although I consider
myself loyal I would not put that before my morals. (ie I would not protect
a friend or family member who was in the wrong)