“When I do good, I feel good.”
“When I do bad, I feel bad.”
Abraham Lincoln
What Abraham Lincoln
is trying to say in this statement is that if you do good you will feel happy
and proud of yourself but you do something bad you will feel guilty and mad
with yourself. One example of doing something good, is if you donate money to
the homeless. You will feel happy you did it, you will feel that you did the
right thing. One example of doing something bad is when you don’t study for a
test. You will feel bad and mad that you didn’t study that led you to getting
an F on the test. So what would you prefer, feeling good and happy that you
donated money to the homeless or feel bad that you got an F on your test for not
studying? To me I would rather feel
happy donating than being mad cause you didn’t study.
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