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Moral vs. Moral


Question Posted Saturday July 30 2005, 10:31 pm

I have a few major rules for myself that I stick by. One of them is to never do anything that might hurt a loved one, and another is to obey your respected leaders.
Recently obeying a leader nearly led to hurting a loved one, and afterwards I was horrified that I let this happen...because I would rather disobey than hurt someone I care about. This has led to all kinds of questions involving my moral standing and what is really important to me and such.
In the meanwhile the guilt is eating me, and though I've completely talked it out with everyone involved in the incident, my instinct to run and hide remains. How am I supposed to get over this?


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EternalFolly answered Sunday July 31 2005, 6:41 pm:
You are a strong level headed person and you should be proud of that fact. I would say to continue to face this head on until you feel satisfied that it is resolved. Only then will you be able to move along.

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