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?
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?
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?
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?
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?
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)