What does Integrity mean to you?

[thegreenyogi]

[Zack-Bann]

It means upholding your word regardless of circumstance.


And standing by your beliefs and boundaries instead of shifting opinions whichever way the wind blows

[NathanDavis]

to me, it is when you're honest with yourself... and genuinely about it too

and more importantly, without an interest on a return, advantage nor favour...

[Telekinetic-Potato]

It means standing by you're principals as you've presented them to be.

People sometimes think integrity means what's convenient to them even if you told the fucking bastard what their expectations should be and then they turn around and air out dirty laundry that I'm not going to engage with specifically because I have enough integrity not to ruin his reputation with his entire family since the whole thing started out as him helping me out.

Fucking prick. Just don't be that guy conduct yourself with honor and honesty. That's integrity.

[sage2021]

It means a lot to me! What would a person be if they didn't have integrity? They would be nothing and most people have lost their integrity and most don't even know what it is!

I believe that I have integrity because I grew up in a time when it meant something good. People could trust you because they knew you had integrity. That was at a time when two people would shake 🤝 hands to clench a deal they made with each other and it meant something.
Now people don't even shake 🤝 hands anymore.

[MontBlanc]

Integrity, to me, is alignment.

It’s when your words, your actions, and your values match especially when no one’s watching.

It’s choosing what’s right over what’s convenient.
Owning your mistakes without being forced.
And not shifting your principles just to fit a moment.

It’s quiet strength. Not perfection but consistency.

[FreyaRed]

Acting according my interest without being limited and influenced by ideologies or interest of others

[OneViewpoint]

Integrity or the lack thereof is the decisions you make when no one is watching and you have something at stake in the outcome.

[Tamera952]

Telling the truth, being responsible and accountable for your actions. The golden rule: Doing to others what you want done to you, etc.

[Shiprex]

To be someone who does things for the right reasons that help others mainly or for the common good.

[jazzy34]

Pretty much as it is defined: doing the right thing even when no one is watching.

[Miristheiss]

Doing what is RIGHT vs. what feels good and what is easy.

[Agape93]

It means simply following your ethics or morals when nobody's watching.

[jahaims]

The nice thing about words is they have a meaning. If everyone assigned their own meaning to every word then words would be pointless

[Anonymous]

This.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/p92oY6Czr3A

[Cidknee]

The strength to stand firm on one's beliefs against insurmountable odds.

[Kingofkings1992]

Doing the right thing even when no one is watching

[Hagar88]

Honour.

[Likes2drive]

Having pride