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Bill G. Wolcott | Author@billgwolcott

A person who needs constant validation to behave decently was never being decent to begin with.

59169Sep 5Open on X

6 answers

  1. Wrongly Convicted@Liyana338931741· Sep 5

    Doing the right thing shouldn’t depend on getting praise, recognition or constant validation from others. Genuine decency comes from how you choose to treat people when nobody is applauding you for it.

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  2. Wrongly Convicted@Liyana338931741· Sep 6

    Exactly. True character is what you do when nobody is watching and there’s nothing to gain from it. You shouldn’t need an audience or applause to do the right thing.

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  3. Michele@Michele7736251· Sep 5

    True, it's a continued pattern.

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  4. Imran Sayyad@masterimmu· Sep 5

    True sir...

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  5. Wheeled Edgy@PickEmLegend· Sep 6

    A person constantly devaluing others isn't a decent person Your hypocrisy is morally bankrupt You are superior to none

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  6. Remember the fifth of November.@rememberthefift· Sep 6

    Yes and that is why many things I do no one knows about. Its what we do. 🤠🦋

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