Who was it that influenced your moral behavior?

@SimplyTracie nope, personal thinking after reading about it.

@GoldenWorm Have your thoughts changed much after reading about it?

@SimplyTracie probably but it didn't seem to

@SW-User Someone mighta nourished your heart and you may not realize it.

@SimplyTracie I don't know who it would have been, my family was pretty cold. I've just always had very strong empathy and my morals are mostly derived from that.

@SW-User I get it. That’s not usually the case I think. I’m glad people end up better than most would predict.

@SW-User Hero type

@SimplyTracie Well those are extremes anyway. I think people are born more neutral than that.

@canusernamebemyusername Yeah, very neutral with the exception of special ones.

@SimplyTracie :p

my parents didnt really get along so i kind of got close to other parental people. was close to my grandparents and the friends parents that i had growing up.

@winchesterbros You’re lucky to have had those other people in your life huh?

yep

@Stefan136 Noble and honorable.

@wackidywack Most of us I think

@Dan509 A low moral behavior still counts. 🤭

@DeecemberGirl That’s awesome 😊

@vetguy1991 We become sensitized by people’s bad behavior too. Maybe we learn empathy.

@SimplyTracie possibly

@erosme Me too but mostly my mom.

@NativeOregonian Awesome. 😊

@SimplyTracie My Dad was my hero before he died when I was ten.

@Allelse I believe that too. 😊

@Abbenthewarwolf oh

@Abbenthewarwolf Like something similar to a revelation?

@SimplyTracie no not visions

@HoraceGreenley Aaaaaaaaayyyyyyy

@SimplyTracie He also got all the hot babes

@HoraceGreenley That’s awesome. It might give other short guys confidence

@SimplyTracie Apparently I did.

@CalmUnderThePalm Good. Thank you

@SimplyTracie Yup.

@donatello Ohhhh 🤭

@BeefySenpie Hahahah 🥴

@MethDozer If you could name one person that had the most positive influence, who would that be?

@SimplyTracie Ummmmm, I honestly don't know. Not at this point in life anyway. To be honest I think experiences have had more to do with developing my moral compass.

@MethDozer I suppose that’s true for everyone.