Morally Flexible Magnets
Description: Moral rules, compared to other social rules, are more rigid by nature. Nevertheless, it is still prevalent that people vary their moral judgments and decision making across situations. The term moral flexibility is used to describe a wide range of phenomena that moral beliefs guiding people’s attitudes and behavior may depend largely on context, even when people really intend to be moral. For instance, “not to harm” can mean different things to the same individual in different situations. Moral flexibility does not mean hypocrisy or weakness; it is something unavoidable even when people genuinely want to get it right.
Description: Moody celestial artwork with a bright silver crescent moon wrapped in thorny vines and deep burgundy roses. A detailed lavender gray moth rests in the curve, framed by tiny silver stars and softly gothic lettering that reads my favorite color is MORALLY GRAY. Perfect for dark romance readers who live for morally complex characters and a touch of pretty darkness.
