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Your life is about to take a beautiful turn.
beautiful things happen when you are consistent and when you are devoted to yourself
what is ACTUALLY right and wrong?
I have been thinking about this for months and I'm not sure I have the correct answer, but hear me out.
We all have our own understandings of what is right and wrong. The majority of us share those common understandings. Now think about it, is anything ever fully wrong, or right?
For example, a woman steals something from a store. It's very likely that you would say that that's wrong, right? Now let's say there's a mother with no job, no money. She has children that need to be fed, so she goes into a store and steals food. Your claim on whether stealing is wrong might change right here. Sure, legally it is wrong, but just because something is illegal, does not mean it is wrong.
Okay, now we have a guy named Alex. Alex notices another guy getting bullied. He goes over and defends said guy. That's right, right? But would your answer change if the guy was extremely rich, and knowing that, Alex simply defended him in hopes of getting some reward in return.
My examples might not be completely accurate, but this is just something that people should think about. In my opinion, there's always more than one side to the story.
Just something to think about!
For context, no, I do not support crime. I do believe there's always a reason for committing crime, but that does not make the crime reasonable. (I will talk more about this in the future)
People often frame morality as “nothing is fully right or wrong,” but I think that mixes together two different things: the act itself and the intent or circumstances behind it.
An action can still be wrong in principle, even if we understand or sympathize with why it happened. For example, stealing is generally considered wrong because it violates someone else’s rights. That does not suddenly become “right” just because the person is desperate. What does change is how we judge the person and what response we think is appropriate. We might see it as more understandable, or even justified in a moral sense, but that is not the same as redefining the act itself as good.
The same applies in reverse. If someone does something that appears “good,” like helping another person, we might initially call that a right action. But if their motivation is purely self-serving, like expecting a reward, it complicates how we evaluate their character, not necessarily the outcome of the act itself.
So instead of asking “is this right or wrong,” a better question is: what makes something justified, and under what conditions do we excuse or mitigate wrongdoing?
This is where moral judgment becomes subjective. Different people weigh intention, harm, necessity, and fairness differently. That is also why systems like the legal system are not perfectly objective. While laws attempt to define right and wrong behavior, judges and juries still interpret context, and those interpretations are shaped by their own moral frameworks.
For example, punishments like caning in Malaysia are often criticized as inherently cruel from an outside perspective. But within that legal framework, they are applied to specific serious crimes like rape, violent robbery, and drug trafficking. Whether someone sees that punishment as wrong often depends less on the act itself and more on their broader beliefs about justice, deterrence, and human rights.
At the core, there is almost always more than one layer to a situation. But that does not mean right and wrong do not exist. It means that our judgment of people and consequences becomes more complex once we consider intent, context, and impact.
Disconnecting from certain people can bless your life.
Your future self is already grateful you did not give up.
I don’t know how many times people have to say it, but you have to actively go looking for the good. It has been proven again and again that the more you actively think of the good outcomes and the good things in life and see the beauty in things and learn to appreciate things, the more these things happen, the more you rewire your brain into seeing more good things than bad, the more you notice good things happening around you and to you. It is called Neuroplasticity. It is neuroscience.
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