my previous post is idiosyncratic

tone down the self-centeredness my big rear.
i was still talking about myself and going towards the opposite end of being self-centered.
oh no no no, i do not want to be too liberal/rightist when it comes to my self-image.
i will attempt to avoid thinking too much about how i've been worse or better than anyone else.
that is hard, i tell you.
you try it....
not easy, eh?

but i will not submit to the whole "it's human nature" attitude.
that would be an insult to the Supreme Creator.
we're designed in an indescribably supernatural way, but i suppose we tend to undermine our capability to transcend from the frailty of the will.

the will.
it can be tempered.
with morality, ethics, the soul...it can be guided properly.
succumbing to ordinary tests of the will only makes us less than human.
we should "up the ante" of "Human Nature"
it is not human nature to give in to excessive pleasure
it is not human nature to embrace excessive pain
that is a direct attack on the essence of human nature (which i cannot fully define nor describe right now; it is there, it exists, it is present)

so do not, in any way, attempt to conjure counter-arguments to the premises of moral dogma
as a possible loophole to the moral code
any inkling of guilt that one tries to cover up with "i'm not harming anyone" is the initial presenting symptom of the frailty of the will

when you stumble and fall, is it not natural to rise up immediately?
isn't it abnormal to remain on the ground and say that "i'm not harming anyone?"
it would be even more abnormal to invite people to stumble and fall and embrace the floor with you.

hmmm.....