Shaping My Morality

Quote from GK Chesterton, I do not completely understand my moral but "He says that he may suffer, so I say that a man must decide his moral" , I know I have not created it by myself. For example, my parents explained the importance of kindness and I found my own personal belief in God. In addition, my friends taught me not to take small problems too seriously. In addition, private schools made me believe in the safety of the world around me.

My religion has influenced my way of thinking and the world view. Christianity deeply shapes my morality and personality. It affects the way I deal with challenges, accomplishments, failures and others with ourselves. Religion taught me to be honest, trustworthy, kind and humble - it is behavior as I thought and talked and built the foundation. My interaction with the human beings taught me social skills. It is important because humans are social creatures. We are educating public parents, in a way we learn through any of our own water, to avoid what kind of inspections of people, just like any person to become a education friend I have received it. I learned to read and understand body language by expressing myself expressing emotion, observing the surrounding world, how we learned different kinds of people to take care of others, observing the surrounding world.

As a perennial geek, I wrote a lot about the relationship with my fans. It has many ways to shape my social relationship, my world view, my relationship, my politics, and other aspects of my moral life. Fans are my thought lenses. Sometimes this is a problem. When I was about 9 or 10, I was a fan of enthusiastic hot girls, like many other girls of that age. I will remember my songs by watching dozens of movies of my friend's era at playground and I guess we will pretend that the singer is a glitter, somehow, we solve the crime need to do it. Why do not ask me. But when we play Spice Girls, everyone needs to choose a person. I always wanted to be my favorite Mel B. She was a sportsy girl wearing a boy, wearing a clothing but no courage to tell her what clothes she can not do. But I am not the only person I like Mel B.