Moral Compass

1. moral compass

   noun

   noun: moral compass; plural noun: moral compasses

   1. used in reference to a person's ability to judge what is right and wrong and act accordingly.

      "he is by no means the only senior politician who has mislaid his moral compass"

   
   

The last couple of days I have been pondering the behaviour of a "friend" of mine who seems to be a fair weather friend.

Facebook can be an interesting tool to keep up to speed with what is happening in people's lives and what they share with the world.

I have questioned my right to pass judgement. But seriously............ the moral compass of some people has been completely screwed.

I have been following the unfolding of a new relationship of this "friend" of mine who has just announced to the world he has finally found his soul mate.

I question his motives as the woman he has "found" can potentially do a lot for his career.

Just like the woman he has screwed over when she no longer was useful.

I mean really..... after 7 years with someone you leave them in another country and dissolve the relationship with not so much as a conversation and expect everything to be fine.

A woman who has stood by you, supported you financially, emotionally and put a roof over your head in a different country so you could follow your dreams.

A woman who now is struggling financially because of you and has alienated her children and family to support you.

Now some would say....... she had choices. And yes, she did. She made choices that I would not have made.

This "friend" simply uses and abuses women so he can get what he wants.

I am a firm believer in Karma and hope that it turns and bites.

No one deserves this treatment.

Looks like someone has smashed their moral compass and might have to invest in a new one........ if they have an interest in being a good person and doing the "Right Thing" in their life.

I some how doubt whether he will make the investment.