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I also mentioned that cheaters may just feel something is missing. It's irrelevant whether they're happy or not. Violating an agreement you made with someone b
by smt88 3y ago
I also mentioned that cheaters may just feel something is missing.
It's irrelevant whether they're happy or not. Violating an agreement you made with someone behind their back for your own selfish reasons is cowardly.
- searealist 3y agoJust because you find something immoral doesn't mean it's cowardly.
- smt88 3y agoIt's also not an issue of morality. If you are too afraid of whatever consequences there are to be honest with someone and then violate your agreement with them, you made a selfish decision based on fear, which is the definition of cowardice.
- searealist 3y agoSo, anyone who avoids consequences is a coward? Or is it just when you do something immoral and avoid consequences? Is it just when you "make a deal" and secretly violate it that makes you a coward? Was Ghengis Khan a coward then? He did a lot of immoral things. He violated a lot of deals. He avoided the consequences of both. Your redefinition of coward is ridiculous.