Moral Imperatives
In discussing Moral Imperatives tonight at AYOR, I was informed by my wife that I was lacking some serious moral imperatives. We had a long talk about that, and I agree with her. Conforming yourself to moral imperatives that you don’t readily know sucks, but we’ve made a date to discuss how to change my behavior.
“Suck(s)” has been my word lately. I have a moral imperative that says I shouldn’t like it so much nor be using it as often as I do.
I learned what moral imperative means tonight. It’s not as dangerous or highfalutin as it sounds. It just means “a behavior that must be abided by” (in my own words).
This concludes my blog-entry for the night. I got to say absolutely nothing that I had planned on saying. Oh well, there’s always tomorrow.
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Is this lacking of moral imperatives a bad thing? Do you want to share any of the discussion you had with your wife? Sounds cool. I like to talk with my wife about things like that. Do you have any moral imperative? If so, do you want to share. You just have a bunch of stuff you could write about here!
PS. Now that you’re not so anonymous, I might have to change my RMFO Grail scripts…thanks a lot!
Comment by Roger — 1/21/2005 @ 1:11 pm
Moral Imperatives Revisited
Well, this post is a follow-on to a number of things.
First, there was my Moral Imperatives post, which was inspired by AYOR discussion but mostly a discussion I had with my wife about my behavior.
Second, My wife’s introductory escapades into the R…
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