Have you ever done the wrong thing for the right reasons? Do you regret it? Did it compromise your values? Make you feel ashamed? Does anyone know?

[DrPepper12]

Yes

No

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Oh I can recall one event that would qualify, it did put me in some massive internal trouble, a turmoil I do not wish to live again ! It effectively undermined a core value and that experience is frightening. Shame is a much more powerful force than what I was previously expecting, I lived it, it messed with my mind, big time! Finding again an inner balance, psychologically, after that was not an easy task. Not at all. It took me almost a year to recover properly. But then it also opened my eyes about how a part of me was featuring, for many years, a comfortable but dangerously rigid viewpoint.

Big thanks to the field of Psychology, you literally saved my mind, and not just that, you opened up whole new ways to look at life ! 🙏🏼

[exitseven]

I tend to make up the rules as a go along do I am sure that I have done this. I never regret it and would do it again.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[DishLady]

No to all the above. I tend to stick with what I know is right. Even if I WANT to stray my conscience nags at me, reminding me I was raised a certain way and am better off sticking with how I was raised.

[Crimsyjo]

I'm certain I have but I'm gonna be boring as I can't think of any cool examples to share right now..

[GoodGuyBreakingBad]

Try telling my handicap cousin to stay away from the wrong people, then he gets mad at me.

[call_me_scar]

Yeah a few of times like when I flattened the bosses tire for screwing over a pregnant coworker

[MisterWack]

Yes, though none pop into my head…