Why be good?

It really boils down to how much **** you can bear on your conscience.I will give a view into my own experiences.In my twenties I involved myself with a certain Mc in the US.I was expected to do certain activities that bolstered the club,but ran against what I felt.but I did it anyways.Over time you just become numb to it.And at some point you convince yourself your in the right.

Even when you spend 7 years in a Fed prison.But as I get older,all those things I did weigh heavier and heavier on my mind.To the point I use alcohol and drugs to numb it.And what is more ****ed up is I still feel a loyalty to it.I'm still a member and still ****ed up.

So be the good guy,even if only for yourself and your family,friends.And I know Im the worst one to take addvice from.But I come from somewhere you never want to be.

In saying all that,let the piss taking begin!

Missing an option: Because I'm not a dickhead

Church on Tuesday wrote: »

I'm not religious, never said I was.

I respect the fact you, like I, are not religious but I don't respect your lack of respect, tolerance if you will, for people of faith.

There is a difference.

Respectfully I find your lack of respect for that posters lack of respect disrespectful to people who have lost their respect.

Investing self esteem into being a decent person is healthy, and you will have more robust self-esteem than if it is put into external or shallow things.

Valuing decency in others means you'll tend to surround yourself with people who act fairly/cooperatively/kindly etc and avoid people who are likely to act badly toward you or others.

Caring about things outside of yourself lets you be less troubled by things going wrong for you personally and even for your inevitable death.