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Doing what morality forbids, then explaining why your case was special.
means Behavior that violates accepted standards of right and wrong.
from Built from Latin 'in-' (not) plus 'moralitas' (morality), which itself traces back to 'mos/mores' — custom, manner, the unwritten rules of how a community behaves. So immorality is literally the 'un-custom' state: not just wrongdoing, but a breach of the shared habits that hold a society together.
- not amorality
- amoral skips the rulebook; immoral breaks it on purpose
- self-reported rarity
- everyone thinks they are the exception, statistically impossible
- flexible border
- shifts by era while feeling eternally obvious to each one
- usual disguise
- arrives wearing the costume of necessity or love