The right thing is often times underrated. People have pre-marital sex and drink their sorry asses off still. Lack of conscience, you say? Well, my guess is that people don't give two hoots about the implications of their actions. My question, is why don't they?
Why don't they fear unwanted pregnancies? Why don't they fear obsession with drugs that'll lead to a painful death? It puzzles me, aren't these things a priority? Excluding for those who actually want these things to befall them. Why not do the right thing? If you're not married yet, best you wait. If you're underage, wait a couple more years and you'll probably be able to hold your drink better then anyway.
What I'm getting at is, as difficult as the right thing may seem it's always worth a shot. Definitely better than having guilt haunting your very being, I say. It may be hard to give up smoking, drugs, or even a rotten relationship that has a one way ticket to Doomsville. But the right thing should overrule every lingering feeling in your bones, there's no justification for that. If something is right, then it must and very much ought to be done despite the circumstances.
Easier said than done, I know but doing the right thing builds character. You'll feel proud of yourself, not simply because you did a good act but you withstood temptation and prevailed. Sometimes, the right thing just has to be done, no question about it.
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