I acquired most of the moral values when young

I acquired most of the moral values when young

I acquired most of the moral values when young, they trained me to be who I am and how I live with people, how I make decisions, and my perceptions towards an action or something. Some of these morals include kindness, dedication, hard work, and honesty. As a student, I have faced various life situations calling for me to apply them ethically. At times the situations provide ethical dilemmas where outside morals, I have to use cultural values to reach sound decisions. One of the situations is when a friend lost a parent and a breadwinner, I was not kind enough to accommodate a friend before but I felt it inner myself to stand for my friend. My parents, on the other hand, could not tolerate me from going anywhere for a long time. I felt the need to be with my friend, to comfort her and ensure she wasn’t so lonely. I experienced an ethical dilemma of whether to obey my parents or show kindness to my friend. In the first days, I obeyed them but every time I got a chance to visit my friend, I found her very lonely, regretting, and experiencing the hardest times. I went home late, wore some heavy cloths, and hide from my parents to join my friend overnight. It was a good session over the night between the two of us, she accepted the loss after sharing much about her parent. It was hell for me the next day with my parents, but I convinced them in my best humble and human way and they got convinced. Today, she gives me the best company, encourages me to work hard, and puts me into the pressure of targeting greater heights of success.