
It’s important to draw a distinction between a flaw and the emotion associated with that flaw. In the above passage, selfishness and dishonesty are clearly flaws. (Selfishness is a character defect: an overdeveloped sense of self-interest. Dishonesty, too, is a shortcoming: an underdeveloped sense of truthfulness.) But resentment and fear aren’t flaws; they’re the primary emotions typically associated with selfishness and dishonesty.
Drop the Rock--the Ripple Effect
by Fred H.
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