Question of the Day: Day 316
Do you intentionally do things you know are wrong from time to time? If so, how do you rationalize it to yourself and others?
posted by Michelle at 10:48 AM
Sunday, November 12, 2006
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4 Comments:
Sometimes, I do - and I don't rationalize it - I accept that I am not perfect, and that doing wrong things is my reminder that I'm not - sometimes I choose to do what I want over what I know to be right to see what happens, to learn from honest experience.
Sure I do, & I try to do them with good company. Where I fall short, I usually find a lesson- there are some things which I have no desire to repeat.
I somethings, for fleeting moments, THINK "wrong things"... that, usually makes me smile, & say outloud, "You know exactly what I'm dealing with here" to the universe.
I attempt to be honest with myself about wrong doing & I DO have boundaries. If I find myself stuck & agonizing over such things... I try to listen to give that my attention, learn from it, feel whatever it is that I need to feel without wallowing in it & then let it go.
Yes, but nothing more serious than speeding on the freeway. I just offer myself the usual, "nobody's looking anyway."
yes, as long as it doesn't have a negative impact on anyone else I figure it's OK.
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