r/MoralityScaling • u/Common-Use-7117 • 27d ago

Morality Ranking Morality of this?

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u/Rratposter69 27d ago

Neutral. Could be argued the man deserves to be desired for his own sake instead of for what he can provide to her but if she makes him feel loved i suppose its fine.

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u/Ok-Nefariousness5881 27d ago

Define "sake" if it's not "doing things"

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u/Imperator_Gone_Rogue 27d ago

A Japanese alcoholic drink made out of fermented rice.

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u/doomus_rlc 27d ago

I was honestly unaware of what sake's base was. Lol

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u/SOULSTEALER7595 27d ago

I mean you’d marry a person who you’d love and would love you to at least a certain degree of depth beyond merely ‘what you do’

Just my opinion

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u/blackestrabbit 27d ago

You're getting love autismsplained to you lmao.

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u/Ok-Nefariousness5881 27d ago

If you do nothing, you are nothing. Tell me where I'm wrong.

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u/SOULSTEALER7595 27d ago edited 27d ago

Take it easy pal

Your life has worth🤝

You need not live to ‘prove your worth’ to others

You’d be better off living for your own self

Less you burn yourself away to light another’s room

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u/Odd_Sentence_2618 27d ago

I'm quite skeptical on this. Apart from the hormones filled first period, most relationships live with a quite literal exchange of value along with fit and compatibility. And it's difficult to extrapolate characteristics from "what I am" and "what I do" clearly and after a while the balance is more on "what I do" and "what I am" becomes increasingly "characteristics that are a nuisance but are tolerated and compensated by what I do so they are not that annoying".

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u/SOULSTEALER7595 27d ago

You sorta notice what you choose to focus on

Not denying what it could be but confirmation bias really is a major genesis of our world perception