2a.) What "morality" did you grow up with?
I didn't really grow up with a specific morality. It was pretty much the basic, be nice to others, show them respect, and don't lie. If i failed to do one of these things I got yelled at or put in timeout. I guess my parents did a good job of raising me because i think we're pretty respectful with good manners.Barney also taught some good lessons like sharing and helping to cleanup.
b.) Why do people do wrong? Do you? Why?
I don't know why others do but when i do wrong things it is usually because it is easier and keeps me out of trouble, like lying. Sometimes because it is fun and funny, like making fun of others.
c.) From spending a lot of time with my dad, I've definitly become more independent. Neither of us talks much about what is going on in our lives, or how we're feeling and I think that is because we don't want to burden others so we've learned to take care of ourselves and keep whatever troubles we have, big or small, private.
3. One image that reminds me "why study morality?"
Dalai Lama
Is who I am now, how I act towards strangers,or feel towards guys from other schools, is that the kind of person I want to be?
5. What should I do to make myself a better, more moral person?
I need to first refelct more on what i say and what i do day to day. Then see if all of my speech and actions reflect the kind of person I want to be, if not I can change by being more truthful and accepting.