If a person uses deception to gain something, is it really a win?
What it says to me is that they have no confidence in achieving it by being real.
This win would be hollow at best.
This win would be hollow at best.
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TheGoodGuy · M
I'd need context to make an honest judgment... But generally speaking deception is bad, and I wouldn't call it a win. However, I don't think the person doing the deceiving would care about it being hollow or not, as long as they get what they want 🤷🏽♂️
The heart of one who wants to achieve it only if it's real is very different to the one who will do anything to achieve it. One is good, the other is devious. One with morals, one without.
The heart of one who wants to achieve it only if it's real is very different to the one who will do anything to achieve it. One is good, the other is devious. One with morals, one without.
Spoiledbrat · F
Do you ever wonder if we should sometimes throw our morales out the window. It can be hard to get ahead. @TheGoodGuy
SW-User
@TheGoodGuy Yeah I guess so. There are some people who are just a bit rotten inside.
Spoiledbrat · F
TheGoodGuy · M
@Spoiledbrat By doing wrong things and treating people badly it comes back around like a boomerang and hits that person back, so there's no point. Be good, be kind - that goodness will come back around.
TheGoodGuy · M
@SW-User I hope no one is being deceptive with you...
Spoiledbrat · F
They are. That’s what I mean. Sometimes people get mad and don’t talk about it or they get carried away. I think there is law established partially for this reason. Let’s say we are friends and you feel deceived by me. Who’s to say I didn’t deceive you because you deceived me first? So we can get angry but we can’t violate someone’s privacy and abuse people because we’re upset because they’ve lied or whatever else the offense may be. I take your advice but how do you know that people aren’t trying the best they can with what they have. It’s one thing to call someone out on their bulshit but some things go way beyond the call of duty. 😼 @TheGoodGuy
Spoiledbrat · F
Some behaviors are actually not only against the law but SERIOUSLY UNETHICAL AND FAIR when they can’t defend themselves. That’s called bullying harassment and libel and murder. Read my story under “My Family Tried to Kill Me.” I am my only advocate. @TheGoodGuy
Spoiledbrat · F
You’re justifying BAD and ILLEGAL BEHAVIOR. TWO WRONGS DON’T MAKE A RIGHT. SO THEN MY WRONG WAS JUSTIFIED BECAUSE, IN FACT I WAS SERIOUSLY WRONGED.@TheGoodGuy
Spoiledbrat · F
I’m not a fucking kindergartener. If someone you respected you you probably walk away. I can’t see you murdering them. That’s just A LITTLE UNNECESSARY. @TheGoodGuy
TheGoodGuy · M
@Spoiledbrat what bad and illegal behaviour did I justify?
Spoiledbrat · F
You ARE. And just because someone feels wronged doesn’t mean they have to come unhinged. @TheGoodGuy
TheGoodGuy · M
@Spoiledbrat I'm asking you which bad and illegal behaviour did I justify?
Spoiledbrat · F
The ones that certain people on this website are backing. @TheGoodGuy
TheGoodGuy · M
@Spoiledbrat I don't know which ones you mean. Care to clarify?
Spoiledbrat · F
I can’t just yet. @TheGoodGuy
TheGoodGuy · M
@Spoiledbrat Okay.