MirrorCrush · 20d
That makes sense -the freedom of not having to hold back cuz of morality or consequences.
So, is morality not really a guide to being better, but more of a restraint? We become better by hiding our raw natural sides?
And when we call that restraint 'humanity'..do you see it as something natural, or more like a constrained version of ourselves?
Do we actually become better because of our "morality"?
I think it just builds restraint and boundaries that we instinctually try to push constantly... Which in my opinion, makes morality dangerous.. not safe.
Our primal selves? That's "natural"
At least, according to the animal studies I've done.
