What kind of Morals were you taught when you was growing up? I have learned to respect Elders and Adults. To say Please and Thank You and say that I am sorry when I do something Rude or not right.

Pooh30 :)

To always be honest and truthful and to treat others with respect and kindness.

Not to use foul language. It just shows no class.

- Never share ANYTHING
- Get in fights if you don't get your way
- Disrespect everyone you feel is beneath you
- Swear in polite company
- Steal things
- Lie as often as possible

destroy white man

i learned a lot of them by being chewed out or hit with a hairbrush after doing something i didn't know was wrong. but i was pretty much taught all of them needed to be known although i didn't instictively believe in them right away, and still don't see the real need to follow some of them (ie not swearing). the only moral i learned on my own that was against everything i'd been taught was not to judge gay people. i spent a long time trying not to think of them differently but eventually i was able to come to my own senses.

My mother was always telling me to wait till I was married before having sex. Needless to say, I didn't listen to her.

- Never share ANYTHING
- Get in fights if you don't get your way
- Disrespect everyone you feel is beneath you
- Swear in polite company
- Steal things
- Lie as often as possible


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Cathy, for a second I actually thought you were being serious. :lol:

My mother was always telling me to wait till I was married before having sex. Needless to say, I didn't listen to her.

:lol: I was raised in a large, strict, not to mention highly impulsive Irish-Catholic family. That was a moral taught to me at a young age as well. Did I follow it? Of course not.

As I mentioned above, my family is strict. A lot of my older relatives (Great Aunts/Uncles, grandparents, etc.) have a thing about the grandkids marrying anyone who is not white or Catholic, meaning Asian, African-American, Latino, Jewish, Muslim, etc. My cousin brought home an Asian kid and my grandfather almost flipped. I do not condone ANY of that belief at all. People are people, no matter what your skin colour is.

What kind of Morals were you taught when you was growing up? I have learned to respect Elders and Adults. To say Please and Thank You and say that I am sorry when I do something Rude or not right.

Pooh30 :)


I've just always been a great kid,so...

To tell the truth even if it gets you into more trouble.

I'm still growing up. I'm not done growing. If I live to be 93, I hope to still be growing. So this is some of the things I've learned so far:



To respect one another.

Eye contact



There are only a few truly evil people in this world. The rest are weak, desperate, misled or completely mad.

Understanding is a three edged blade. Your side, my side, and the truth.



Life is meaningless without nature.

And that absolute power corrupts absolutely.

More to come, as I remember them.

Oh, and of course The quotes in my signature

I was taught something called manners and common courtesy ..some might not recognize those words :)

Not to slay Philistines with the jawbone of a donkey.

Not to ask whether meat being served to you has been sacrificed to idols.

Not to ask whether a person is "of Paul" or "of Apollos".

And something I learned from Steve Martin is the ethicality of whether it wa right to yell "MOVIE!!" in a crowded firehouse....

To never do anything that may shame your family and most importantly, don't do anything that you may regret later in life.

I was taught something called manners and common courtesy ..some might not recognize those words :)
how polite and courteous of you