is being a hon a moral failing?
>>43643558no
>>43643558yes, so is being poor, ugly, disabled and so on
>>43643581Wouldn't have happen if you had maintained good karma in the previous life-cycle.
There is a specific look to someone who is morally repugnant, and it's outside of just being attractive or unattractive.
>>43643558i try my best to be kind and genuinely caring and understanding in all interactions, but i also unfortunately have very large bones and height
>>43643676It's okay baby girl
>>43643558It's not immoral to be ugly but it is immoral to insist that your ugliness has to be regarded as beauty
>>43643661It's kind of like when you keep making evil decisions in fable or one of those old republic star wars rpgs. I don't know what it is but when I let go of shame, projection and hate and worked to be a kinder gentler person it's like this aura of ugliness left my face
>>43643558I don't think sobut then again I became less kind and more judgemental, now I am uglier and mannish
>>43643558Probably not!
>>43643581im so sorry im sorry i failed
>>43643558Would you feel better about being a hon if it wasn't
>>43643928yea
>>43643558no but assuming hons are rapey is a good rule of thumb and is right more than wrong
>>43643558actually this is a cis woman depicted so its kind of misogynistic for you to say shes a hon
>>43643558it's a personal failing due to not transitioning early or being working hard enough to be rich enough to pass via surgery
>>43643947Wouldn't it be better to be an evil passoid than a morally righteous hon
>>43643558nope. being a passoid is.