#questioning morality

[ephyrya]

Morality question: does every single person who’s ever killed someone, no matter the reason, deserve to be punished the exact same?

Also. Hi! This is the day three prep check in for project Ephyrya, a lore based Minecraft role play series, and I’d appreciate all the support I can get. (The question above it lore related my stance is in the video)

[thecrowtit]

Man Made Love

(alternate title: 사랑으로 만든 사람)

Ship: Jeon Jungkook/Min Yoongi

Rating: E (just in case)

Summary:Jungkook a genius college dropout is a pleasure bot programmer at Machina and his brother Jungha designs new technology at HYBE Tech. When Jungha is killed in an accident, Jungkook is left with the odd android MYG93 and a dangerous mystery that threatens them both.

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[rainbowpitofdoom]

Writing Prompt #2

Villain: You know what dictates that you're the hero and I'm the bad guy?

Hero: The fact that I save people?

Villain: The fact that the media propaganda is in your favour.

[flickker-0ut]

How do people sit idly on their phones with headphones in while the people right in front of them seem to be falling desperately apart?

[theshiveryspooks]

blogs that make me question my morality and the rest of the world's:

hotandbusted

[thesecravings-blog]

An Attempt at a Beginning.

Where does one begin when describing a segment in their life?  Our lives are not measured by exact minutes or events.  How can one truly start in the middle, without forgetting some key piece of thought which may have occurred years before the event, but still affected the outcome?

This is my main problem.  The life I have lived so far has been a long one – longer than you may realize.  Do I start the day I saw her for the first time?  Or perhaps a year before then?  What background information do you require to reap the full effects, and full understand the impact of the eventual moral of this tale?

I wish I could begin when we were our happiest; when we were close enough to each other to bond, but far enough to avoid the inevitable catastrophe.  Of course, I also wish I could stop telling this tale before the mentioned catastrophe – but then you, the dear reader, would never learn.  That would destroy the whole purpose of this.  You must learn, for the sake of this wonderful world we live in.  You must learn before you make the same mistakes I did, and lay the rest of your days in emotional ruin.