[Mesnick]

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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

I'd wish for something to be viewed more objectively though, such as actions (not about you but in general), primarily when villain's atrocities are downplayed due to not being done for evil's sake or such, though for opposite can be true of thrashing those who did something wrong on rare/few occassions (even when they show remorse over it).

Personally, I don't believe in objectivity. My approach: imagine yourself in this situation and see who turns out to be a bastard.

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Being against moral relativism, like drawing the line at different places for different characters (or group, or show, etc.).

But sometimes it needs to be done. It is foolish to judge Ace and Gentaro by the same criteria, because they have a disproportionately different level of life experience and what is a justified mistake for one is already a sign of stupidity for another. And speaking of younger characters, that's not even taking into account the effects of hormones. Teenagers cannot even be diagnosed with mental illness, because there is a high variation that it will disappear by the full maturation of the body.

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Thus I don't openly stating if something is good or bad or such, and can question regarding reaction differences to something that seems similar such as why dark show A isn't as well-received as dark show B by someone.

Because people love, and love does not need logic. You can look for a reason, but sometimes it simply does not exist. People have emotions, and emotions are valid. This, by the way, is the reason why I didn?t like Ace?s phrase about hating actions, and not a person. You can hate people, animals, plants, objects, weather and even sensations. This is a negative emotion, but it is also important to experience it. And if hatred is ignored or suppressed, then it can never be controlled. It is important to be honest with yourself and then you will control your emotions, and not they control you.