Correcting the past - I lied on my resume and got a high paying job. Should I ride it out as long as I can or be scared of getting caught?

Correcting the past - I lied on my resume and got a high paying job. Should I ride it out as long as I can or be scared of getting caught?

Ethics / Moral philosophy • 3K followers Systematizing, defending, and recommending concepts of right and wrong behavior.   Safwan Zabalawi, former Library Information Officer Posted 21h ago Correcting the past I lied on my resume and got a high paying job. Should I ride it out as long as I can or be scared of getting caught? The Resume is not the purpose or focus of the job you are doing. The purpose of work is to do your best both technically and relationships. If you can fulfil the requirement... Read more »     Jerome Huyler, Author: Locke In America; The Moral Phil of the Founding Era Posted Tue John Locke: "virtue and vice, should in a great measure everywhere correspond with the unchangeable rule of right and wrong, which the law of God hath established": does it contradict his liberal ideas or not? No, but while Locke was a good Christian, his virtues (borrowed from Aristotle) could be derived not just from obedience to God's law, but through obedience to what unaided ... Read more »     Safwan Zabalawi, former Library Information Officer Posted Fri Committed Relationship What conditions are necessary to establish a committed relationship with someone who had previously exited your life? I think finding a "common purpose" for both would be most binding in a stable relationship. "It is important to make steady efforts to construct something together. From ther... Read more »   Read more in Ethics / Moral philosophy

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I am 23 and my family won’t buy me a house. What should I do?

I am 23 and my family won't buy me a house. What should I do?

Philosophy. of Life • 342.7K followers All about Philosophy of Everyday Life.   Kirk Scott, Consultant (2005-present) Posted May 13 I am 23 and my family won't buy me a house. What should I do? By the time I was 15 I was already living on the streets of a major West Coast City in 1972. I'd been banned from returning to Public Schools, deemed by the Courts to be Bey... Read more »     Kirk Scott, Consultant (2005-present) Posted May 15 What is a catchphrase? If you haven't been to Chilkoot Charlies, you haven't been to Anchorage, Alaska. This is THE consummate Rock & Bar in all of Alaska. Two Rock Bands play at different sides o... Read more »     Kirk Scott, Consultant (2005-present) Posted May 11 In the military we were taught to obey our superiors, but not illegal or immoral orders. Did they really expect an 18 or 19 year old recruit to have the intellectual or emotional maturity to make decisions like that? "Did they really expect an 18 or 19 year old recruit to have the intellectual or emotional maturity to make decisions like that?" Let me 'splain this for you Lucy: A man matu... Read more »   Read more in Philosophy. of Life

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What exactly does a narcissist want in a relationship?

They have the emotional mental age of a toddler. Confusing because they …

Relationship with Narcissist • 48.7K followers Relationship with narcissist   What exactly does a narcissist want in a relationship? Semiosis, Writer, songwriter and a perpetually curious soul Answered May 1   They have the emotional mental age of a toddler. Confusing because they can be quite smart otherwise, but just imagine that they want what a toddler would want. Your consta... Read more »     How does a narcissist find their next supply? Mala Wingerd, former Biology Professor Answered May 4   Narcissists are opportunistic predators. Meaning they do not exactly 'hunt', but lure others to them by some means. I think of them more like angler fish…who attract the pr... Read more »     What is a narcissist's biggest nightmare? Gabrielle 77, Narcissist Warrior Answered May 6   A narcissists biggest nightmare is being exposed. A narcissist biggest nightmare is a powerfull, empath, exposing the narcissists behavior, publicly. A narcissists biggest ni... Read more »   Read more in Relationship with Narcissist

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