[Telepathic Intruder]

Having no set standards leads to the conclusion that right and wrong depend on what does or doesn’t feel good. But what feels good is not always good for you.

[mountn man]

Having no set standards leads to the conclusion that right and wrong depend on what does or doesn’t feel good. But what feels good is not always good for you.

Feelings change. What feels good today, doesn't feel good tomorrow or next week.

Does something that felt good yesterday, suddenly become not good later on, when feelings change?

What about what felt good a year ago, but then didn't feel good 6 months later, but today feels okay, which feeling applies?

What about the wife? How about how she felt about the divorce? Who's feelings trump who's??

[HLPhat]

>>But what feels good is not always good for you.

And that which is good for the state-establishing/established predator is hardly ever good for the prey that's being consumed.