Sometimes I think that moral superiority is a consolation prize for the weak.
Yeah your face is in the dirt and your ass is in the air, but at least you can say you're a better person than the guy whose pounding your starfish, right?
DearAmbellina2113 · 41-45, F
Some of us just aren't strong enough to fight as hard as the rest of you. In my case, it's my health and energy levels (always low).
When there is conflict I feel I have to be the passive peacekeeper because my physical strength is not there and my mental strength is low. I don't feel morally superior, but I do try to be the best and most ethical person I can, and do as little harm as possible to others. 🌷
When there is conflict I feel I have to be the passive peacekeeper because my physical strength is not there and my mental strength is low. I don't feel morally superior, but I do try to be the best and most ethical person I can, and do as little harm as possible to others. 🌷
Eternity · 26-30, M
@Matt85
This isn't personal, so no, I really dont feel one way or the other.
But, objectively, if someone is winning in every real, tangible, way, why should they feel bad about a platitude?
Especially when that platitude is all their vanquished foe has in this world?
I would imagine if it didn't make your foe pity you, it would make them laugh instead.
This isn't personal, so no, I really dont feel one way or the other.
But, objectively, if someone is winning in every real, tangible, way, why should they feel bad about a platitude?
Especially when that platitude is all their vanquished foe has in this world?
I would imagine if it didn't make your foe pity you, it would make them laugh instead.
NerdyPotato · M