How Does One Determine The Difference Between Right And Wrong?

How does one know the difference between right and wrong? That is an interesting question that isn't all black and white. The topic of the difference between right and wrong is a very complex one that ranges on people's personal experiences and influences.

While one person could see a specific thing as wrong, another person may see it as completely okay. This is due to their own personal experiences with life, along with those they grew up being around and being influenced by.

Since the former found the specific thing to be wrong, they grew up being told it was wrong by either being told that by a parent, trusted adult or an influential person or they were shown that this was wrong by the actions of the people around them, which had a large impact on their opinion of right and wrong due to how doing that specific thing got handled when someone did it.

But since the latter found the specific thing to be right, they were brought up differently to the former person as their trusted adult, parent and/or influential person told them that that specific thing was right or were shown this through the actions of others around them, which then would have also had a huge impact on their opinion of what is right and what is wrong.

But in all reality, it is actually quite difficult to tell what is wrong and what is right due to how everyone has been brought up, taught and experienced things differently, so because of this there is no concrete way to tell what is right and wrong. This is further proven as while some might believe that topic could be wrong, certain others could believe the opposite which is that that the topic is completely right.

Gauging the difference between right and wrong is brought up through the words said by those closest to the person, but also through the actions of people. With the way those words are said or the way the actions come across, it will influence the person beliefs and over time their opinions and beliefs will be shaped over what they grew up being taught and what they grew up seeing. So essentially if you actively try to tell someone something repeatedly, then over time your words will sway them into believing and thinking that topic of interest to be true.

There are two ways that a person's beliefs and opinions can turn out. Those two ways are dependent on whether they grew up around bad influences or positive influences.

Growing up around bad influences can cause them to have a negative mindset towards the world or themselves. But while they may grow up around bad influences, they may not realise that they have grown up around this sort of people and will not realise that their thought process was based off of people who have statistically stereotypically bad world views and may struggle with trying to figure out their own opinions, beliefs, values and world view after having grown up the way they did.

While growing up around good influences can cause them to have a positive mindset towards the world or themselves. The positive view on the world or themselves they may realise that they don't believe those values of the people around them and may struggle with trying to find and figure out their own opinions, values, beliefs and world view since having grown up around people who have statistically stereotypically good world views.

Notes:

I hope you enjoyed reading this, I had fun putting my own opinion into this topic and I'm really curious as to what you guys think of it. So with that please let me know your opinions on the topic. I hope you all have a great day. Please remember that you are loved and cared for, but most importantly please don't go through the hardships alone, I know just how hard it is to reach out to people, but trust me you'll start to heal properly when you reach out and let yourself trust and be vulnerable. Also please remember to stay hydrated. I love you all and goodbye for now my wonderful children.

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