So beautifully realistic and painful at the same time. Sometimes it makes me think about society in general. What does "right" even mean? It's simply a relative thing based on how we were brought up or conditioned to. Back in the day, incest was very common especially in royalty or powerful family. Nowadays, because of potential hereditary diseases and "ethical issues" we stopped doing that. Same thing with pre-marital sex which wasn't accepted before and is still a taboo in many cultures/regions/religions, now we are more open to it. So what is the "right" thing? Why do we have to abide to some random rules that other set up?
So beautifully realistic and painful at the same time. Sometimes it makes me think about society in general. What does "right" even mean? It's simply a relative thing based on how we were brought up or conditioned to. Back in the day, incest was very common especially in royalty or powerful family. Nowadays, because of potential hereditary diseases and "ethical issues" we stopped doing that. Same thing with pre-marital sex which wasn't accepted before and is still a taboo in many cultures/regions/religions, now we are more open to it. So what is the "right" thing? Why do we have to abide to some random rules that other set up?