Would you willingly go against your morals to impress someone you like?

Topic in title.

Since I didn't have enough room in the title, I want to elaborate: the person you're trying to impress is someone you're very interested in. Like your definition of the perfect, ideal person for you.

Also, It doesn't have to be something too drastic either, like murder. Just something that'll, at the very least, have you second guessing your actions.

What are we talking here? As it stands the question's too broad, because everyone has a different moral compass. We need a scenario, like "would you ever steal to impress someone you like?"chrisrooR

Really, it's too broad? Huh...

Well, I said something that would make you second guess your actions. I mean, whatever that might be is completely dependent on you, personally. So if you wanna use stealing as a scenario you can. Or if you're the type of person who'd regret doing something a little lighter than that, like teasing and hurting someone feelings, there's always that too.

I figured wording my question like I did would make every answer I got a bit more unique, in a sense. :?

[QUOTE="chrisrooR"]What are we talking here? As it stands the question's too broad, because everyone has a different moral compass. We need a scenario, like "would you ever steal to impress someone you like?"Trail_Mix

Really, it's too broad? Huh...

Well, I said something that would make you second guess your actions. I mean, whatever that might be is completely dependent on you, personally. So if you wanna use stealing as a scenario you can. Or if you're the type of person who'd regret doing something a little lighter than that, like teasing and hurting someone feelings, there's always that too.

I figured wording my question like I did would make every answer I got a bit more unique, in a sense. :?

If your "ideal" requires you to go against your moral values then you have some contradictions that you need to work out.

If your "ideal" requires you to go against your moral values then you have some contradictions that you need to work out.

Laihendi

If it's reasonable, then maybe.. If it's stupid, then no. 

[QUOTE="Trail_Mix"]

Topic in title.

 

Since I didn't have enough room in the title, I want to elaborate: the person you're trying to impress is someone you're very interested in. Like your definition of the perfect, ideal person for you.

Also, It doesn't have to be something too drastic either, like murder. Just something that'll, at the very least, have you second guessing your actions.

Ackad

A person being nearly ideal/perfect has to share both stance and personality that's similiar to yours; both must share nearly the same traits. Going against your morals to impress someone you're interested in is hypocritical and shows that one's heart is going after beauty as opposed to personality (etc.). 

Nope, I don't try to impress anyone. I just be myself.

newp. For them liking who you really are is a great feeling.KiIIyou

No

No.  And if I had to go againts my morals I probably wouldn't like that folk in the first place.

There are too many variables involved with this question to answer it.

Nope.

If I have to change myself to get her (morally)
She isn't worth my time

Since I didn't have enough room in the title, I want to elaborate: the person you're trying to impress is someone you're very interested in. Like your definition of the perfect, ideal person for you.

Trail_Mix

Silly idea, there is no such person in the real world.

Topic in title.

 

Since I didn't have enough room in the title, I want to elaborate: the person you're trying to impress is someone you're very interested in. Like your definition of the perfect, ideal person for you.

Also, It doesn't have to be something too drastic either, like murder. Just something that'll, at the very least, have you second guessing your actions.

Trail_Mix

how are they ideal/perfect, if they require you to violate your own moral code

yes i have and i don't regret it.

I've done so in the past. It wasn't worth it at all. I would never do it again either.

What are we talking here? As it stands the question's too broad, because everyone has a different moral compass. We need a scenario, like "would you ever steal to impress someone you like?"chrisrooR

That doesn't work because stealing doesn't go against everyone's morals.

yes i have and i don't regret it.

VaguelyTagged

[QUOTE="Trail_Mix"]

Topic in title.

 

Since I didn't have enough room in the title, I want to elaborate: the person you're trying to impress is someone you're very interested in. Like your definition of the perfect, ideal person for you.

Also, It doesn't have to be something too drastic either, like murder. Just something that'll, at the very least, have you second guessing your actions.

lostrib

how are they ideal/perfect, if they require you to violate your own moral code

[QUOTE="VaguelyTagged"]

yes i have and i don't regret it.

Master_Live

Musta been some good puss.  There is no other reason to go againts your morals for a girl.  I've seen that girl that I've thought to myself "I just wanna do that and I wouldn't care what it takes"