/lit/ - Literature

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I mean, I don't think it's about being good or evil. Let's put moral issues on the side. Moreover, in the words of Pablo de Rokha: "[...]-toda generalizacion es falsa; yo voy contra lo establecido, por el hecho de ser lo establecido;". I am not trying to generalize, to create something invariably "good", with eternal substance. Causality and conditions must be analyzed every time a new situation comes about.
Honesty is tightly related to intention; I thought about this the whole day. If the intention is compassionate, then compassionate action must come about.
I realized this when I was trying to be a gentleman with this girl. I was such a hypocrite; denied her the chance to be compassionate towards me. I really thought I was being compassionate (though my male instincts definitely got in the way), but it turned out that out of my own selfishness (after all, I'm the one who has to be compassionate towards others; other people being compassionate towards me is so strange, I'm not used to it) I imposed my action over hers.

I was warned for saying "Thanks" on /a/. Fucking mods I swear. How can they be so rude?