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yvonne

@gyeomiedummie / gyeomiedummie.tumblr.com

would really give my left liver for that yugoslavia guy from got7
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Jackson’s girlfriend: Babe could you get me that on the top shelf?

Jackson: *laughs* You’re so short it’s cute *turns to Yugyeom* You heard the girl get it for her

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Unpopular Opinion: You can “obey god” without acting like a self-righteous asshole.

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Is this not how it is?

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What he says: I’m fine
What he means: this idea that the Lawful Good alignment means you value rules over people is patently false, as that description goes to Lawful Neutral. All Good alignments believe in helping others, as that is an essential part of Goodness. The divide between Lawful and Chaotic Good is one of methodology. Lawful Good believes in creating stable societal structures to benefit the needy, and that observance of a social code of conduct is the best way maintain peace, harmony and justice. Chaotic Good believes that any societal structure is inherently oppressive and that good can only be achieved by the tearing down of such structures in the interest of personal freedom, and that all mortal evils come from the imbalance of power social systems create. While extremism is possible with both the Lawful and Chaotic aspects, the Goodness aspect places the welfare of others above the Law/Chaos philosophical divide; thus any indication that methods are harming others will cause the first party to reevaluate their methods and their end goal. To truly be Good, Law and Chaos both must be tempered to a degree with the other. Law needs flexibility and freedom, and Chaos needs a mutually agreed upon social code to maintain peace and justice. Neutral Good, by contrast, is harder to define, and can seem narratively less interesting, as Neutral Good cares only about doing Good, whether it is by upholding rules or breaking them.
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         “He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster … when you gaze long into the abyss the abyss also gazes into you”        ―      Friedrich Nietzsche  

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