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[steadycourse]

I'm assuming that others also received a word, mine is 'beta!' I'm still uncertain what that really means, but maybe we should do a tally and go from there!

Anyway, I do have two other questions that I wish to ask! So, I'm going to ask!

Question 1: Has anyone heard of the name 'Kiyotaka Ishida?' I assure you that is not my name, I'm Kiyotaka Ishimaru, but I've been getting strange messages about him! From what I've gathered, he's a college student with blonde white hair.

Question 2: How would you define a 'moral compass?' Is it really possible to be the um, best in that? An ultimate moral compass??

Comments

[promisedyou]

I don't think you want to know what the whole 'beta' thing means...

Also to answer your first question: hearing about that makes me feel more and more like I was right all along. And I do remember you having that hair color, but I thought that the last time we met, you decided for a change. Or well, maybe I just didn't want to think about it too hard.

[flametheif40]

Supposedly I'm a beta too...

Some other guy was going off about Omegas being a bad thing...

Nitemares apparently


Kiyo...oh gosh...Is it okay if I call you Kiyo? or Ki?

I don't think you can have the "ultimate moral compass"

Can one compass point north better then another? Well one can NOT work but I don't think you can gauge it, especially if morality is relative.

[idolworship]

most religious figures are
in a sense
"ultimate" moral compasses for those who believe in them
have you recently become a prophet of sorts?

[usurpers]

For the second question: it’s not.

Everything involving moral is relative. There’s no right or wrong answer, only perspectives.

[frostythehitman]

re: question 2
why are you so concerned about a moral compass in the first place