The Stand. in The Napkin.

Meditating further, morals are one of the few things I have to stand on. My likes and dislikes are very fuzzy and don't mean much to me. But at the very core of my being, I have to know I'm a "good person". And it's a very big grey area where I must stand out like the light. I don't believe in moral objectivity. No way, no how. All circumstances must be seen as such, and must be judged based on those circumstances. There are ALWAYS exceptions and different perspectives.

Furthermore, I'm willing to test friendships and piss people off by DARING to state, "Hey. That's kind of wrong." I refuse to tell people what to do, as people's lives are their own. But I'm completely okay with going against popular opinion if, in my heart, something isn't right.

I lot of things don't matter to me. I'd probably fall in line with chaotic good, I couldn't give two shits about the law. I only ask myself: Is said action hurting someone? That is all. The big shift was when I realized I needed to include myself in that "someone".

There isn't much to me. But I do know at the end of the day, I'll always have done what I thought was right.