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Vicious life and their effect on the will

These vices have a significant impact on every single adolescent who is addicted to them.
Education is neglected, and the bright future they can have is not even considered. And because
they lack education, there are no good jobs for them, so they end up stealing or harming others.
Isn't it strange that an energetic child with a healthy body, a beautiful smile on his face, and most
importantly, colorful dreams gradually weaken, loses hope, and fades away? The issue is that we
can approach our family for sound advice because they have been through what we are going
through.

Performing vices is bad for the community because you will run out of money to buy
drinks, you will have a headache afterwards, drinking too much alcohol is bad for your body,
you will fight, and you will have no future. Because its attention and interest are diverted to his
vice, the vice destroys learning. Alcohol, cigarettes, and the use of illegal drugs are all harmful to
one's health. When a person is addicted to a vice, he wastes his time and money rather than doing
something productive. A person who is addicted to bad vices has a negative influence on those
around him. Vice ruins a person's mind. As a result, his mental state and actions deteriorate.

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Truthfulness. Despite the fact that this trait is studied, we are sometimes forced to lie in order to
achieve the same goal that moral values claim: to adapt ourselves by doing good to ourselves and
others. We sometimes lie in order to avoid hurting someone by not informing them of bad news.
Being honest with yourself is another option.

Acceptance of opposing opinions. We cannot accomplish everything on our own. We frequently

require assistance, support, or direction from others. Humility also entails recognizing our
shortcomings. Humility manifests itself in self-knowledge, in knowing what one is capable of,
how far we can go, and what our strengths and weaknesses are. This self-awareness is a crucial
aspect of humility.