i value life more the longer i exist, both mine and others, not less.
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oh interesting thank you for explaining. i do understand! that is sort of what i was thinking as far as wondering if i had done an actual good deed or if it could cause an overall net negative like that. You see the net negative possibility of how it turned out that also caught my attention i think.
unrelated because my behavior wasnt based on it, but in answer to your question she seemed middleclass and not poor nor a scrounger; probably wealthier than me (my behavior was a combination of 'sharing bounty that just befell me, doing good deed, plus she had just wished it'. It was a rare opportunity to instantly fulfill someone's wish. Didn't think of class stuff at all in the moment, but also i rarely do as a person)
thank you for the explanation! I appreciate the perspective!
weird thats one i hadnt considered so either i disagree or am not sure i understand. it happened really fast, was an unusual interaction with a questionable moral aspect, so I thought about it in the car, and then brought it up here cuz not sure what my own conclusion is. i like being kind, but i'm also highly against doing things to others against what they want for themselves. For me it was definitely questionable.
Maybe I don't understand you?
Having a foodcard means i'm poor btw, not rich, which I openly egolessly say. i guess just your comment is weird to me and im having a hard time connecting it to anything and not seeing where it's applicable while all the other comments generally make sense and answer it was a morally good thing to do independent of the questionable part.
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nice usernaem too :)

this is what it looks like for me (in case u have different emojis). im possessing another body on tuesday tho, and physical forms always have different energies, so I'm about to change to a diff name :)
tho, from another perspective, I can make more and more enjoyable songs for eternity. Same with nearly any artistically creatable thing.

food. its for poor people that otherwise have hard time affording food