One month of pure moralism.

[Blunderstar]

Originally Posted by Lady Julily

Why do you feel badly about doing the right thing?

Because it puts a handicap on my own happiness. Instead of leaving the theatre so I could go home and spend the day doing what I wanted to, I had to "do the right thing" and go back.

[Blunderstar]

Originally Posted by Fox Paws

I wrote a really deep and philosophical response to this but I just realized how pointless it was. Your post is actually really shitty. Drop the enlightened act please, ever since you got this new account you just try way too hard. And fail at it, btw.

I actually think "Lady Julily" is really smart, or at least persistant. It's obviously an alt, but it's a guy who's figured out how to become a moderator on here (being a woman, posting positively/neutrally). I'm not being sarcastic either. Just play along and maybe he'll leak M&A or do something lolzy.

[Blunderstar]

Originally Posted by Fox Paws

It's Zek. Lol.

Her friend just died though so she's going through a metaphysical phase I guess.

I was just giving her a hard time anyways because I'm trying to be an evil douchebag

Oh okay.

[Blunderstar]

*pukes all over the keyboard*

[Lady Julily]

Originally Posted by Blunderstar

Because it puts a handicap on my own happiness. Instead of leaving the theatre so I could go home and spend the day doing what I wanted to, I had to "do the right thing" and go back.

You can never know for sure when life is going to present with an opportunity for happiness. It seems a little conceited to believe that not following all of your own fancies and whims is going to cap your happiness.

Life is full of surprises!

[Ghost Buster]

Originally Posted by Lady Julily

You can never know for sure when life is going to present with an opportunity for happiness. It seems a little conceited to believe that not following all of your own fancies and whims is going to cap your happiness.

Life is full of surprises!

What would you do if you found a jack in box on your front door step? Would you turn the crank?

[DiStOrTiOn]

Originally Posted by Blunderstar

I think the whole idea of karma can be refuted already.

karma is a placebo. It only applies if you believe in that stupid hindu shit.

[Zanick]

Originally Posted by DiStOrTiOn

karma is a placebo. It only applies if you believe in that stupid hindu shit.

It depends on how you define "karma". You don't have to see it as a mystical force of any kind if that bothers you.

I like to think of karma in the sense that 'for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction'.

[Lady Julily]

Originally Posted by Ghost Buster

What would you do if you found a jack in box on your front door step? Would you turn the crank?

I have servants to turn my cranks for me.

[DiStOrTiOn]

Originally Posted by zanick

I like to think of karma in the sense that 'for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction'.

And because you think of it that way, it will have an affect on you via the placebo effect.

[Zanick]

Originally Posted by DiStOrTiOn

And because you think of it that way, it will have an affect on you via the placebo effect.

I suppose you could say that, yes.

Are you trying to be irritating? Because I think you are.

[DiStOrTiOn]

Originally Posted by zanick

I suppose you could say that, yes.

Are you trying to be irritating? Because I think you are.

some people like to know how shit works, and I am sorry for you that you're not one of them.