ever felt like you're in this odd, morally gray situation, and you don't know where you're supposed to stand in it ?

not even morally gray idk, sigh. Idk if this even makes any sense

Ynotisay · M

I personally think that "morality" is one of the clearest, most defined lines there are. I don't see a lot of gray area around that one. Religion is where I see the gray area come in to play. But otherwise, right or wrong is pretty clear.

wackidywack · 22-25

@Ynotisay I used to think the same. It's different when your values are challenged

Ynotisay · M

@wackidywack But maybe that's part of it. It's all about someone values. I just think "good and bad" and "right or wrong" are pretty clear. If you're breaking the law or knowingly hurting someone or something else, through words or actions, then it's a pretty easy call.

PepsiColaP

Constantly. Maybe that means I'm morally weak to people who see clear boundaries. Even that itself I can't fault but at the same time find questionable ,in the sense that is judging someone ,ultimately . Generally the older I grow the less I believe in absolutes,I've observed

wackidywack · 22-25

@PepsiColaP me too. There's a lot to learn, there will always be more

CrazyMusicLover · 31-35

Not sure if this is related to your question but I guess I will never understand the take of other people on the line between friendly teasing/banter and bullying. It seems like everyone has that line somewhere else.