The value you value most.

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Which value do you value most?
Any value, to be honest, or virtue, if you will. ;)

Mine would have to be patience, even though I'm quite bad at it, I try my best to be patient all the time. I mean, it has many good rewards at the end, so why not try it?

What about you?
 
In others, I value honesty and trustworthyness. I cannot stand a liar, someone who's two faced, or someone who won't tell me exactly how they feel...

In myself...I value my passive behavior. There's pretty much nothing that anyone could do or say to anger me; hurt my fealings maybe, but never anger me.
 
I value awareness.

Why? Because if I can be truly aware, surely everything will fall into place on its own. :)
 
i value quick thinking and thinking ahead it helps you judge things in the bad and good sides so it is useful
 
Nephany said:
In others, I value honesty and trustworthyness. I cannot stand a liar, someone who's two faced, or someone who won't tell me exactly how they feel...
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Me either. There's nothing in this world that can piss me off more than hypocrites, liars, and traitors. ^_^

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Ryker said:
I value awareness.

Why? Because if I can be truly aware, surely everything will fall into place on its own. :)
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I have to agree with this. :D

FFGuy said:
i value quick thinking and thinking ahead it helps you judge things in the bad and good sides so it is useful
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I agree with this also. :D
I'm often farsighted myself. Not the eye condition. :rolleyes:

EdenSeed said:
Modesty and Sincerity. Even if someone is a 'bad' person, as long as they are true to themselves and don't advertise who they are with labels then they have my respect.
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I like honest people, that way, it gives me a reason to trust them. :cool:
 
Honesty, since a person who lives only to live and does everything because he/she musts, becomes part of everything without leaving time for themselves and lying continuously to each other is, in theory, dead.

What's the use of lying to everyone and above all else to ourselves?

Only a fool falls out for his/her own lie and thinks of it as if it were a reality.

Hipocrecy is like a cancer. Even though a relationship goes well, as long as it was built with lies, it will end up dying. Lies, much like poison as well, is something that spreads through our minds and twists our sense of reality, our perspective of our own reality, and also kill the essence of any relationship.

I don't care if someone hurts me as long as they don't tell me lies since lies are worst than enduring the most unbearable pain.
 
I think honesty is the winner here.

Of all, I value honesty the most as well. I have all the respect in the world for anyone who's not afraid to express their opinion on a subject, person or their true feelings and stand by them, whether it be good or bad (unless you’re just going out of your way to hurt someone, then no).
 
Yes, being honest probably takes the cake, but then again, I think that's what the bulk of humans value anyway. So any other values or virtues you value most?

I would value my silence myself. :P
It's best to listen first than speak first, as I've experienced over the years and on the forums; you really never want to 'speak too soon' or say something not agreed upon. Do your research first before you actually voice your opinion on the matter.
 
Honesty, modesty, and intelligence are what I value. Though not always in that order.

Honesty - We've all said it; no one likes a liar.

Modesty - I hate people who boast or those who reveal everything at a whim.

Intelligence - Come on, be smart, people. If you can't be smart, then I can't even hold a decent conversation with you.
 
Warbourne said:
Yes, being honest probably takes the cake, but then again, I think that's what the bulk of humans value anyway. So any other values or virtues you value most?
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Other than honesty. I would have to say I value Loyalty, Honor and Respect as well.

Honor and Loyalty, pretty much a no brainier there.

Respect, those who have respect for someone else’s property, not to mention feelings.
 
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