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creativ13 [48]
3 years ago
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HELP WILL GIVE BRAINIEST AND 20 POINTS!! EXPLAIN THROUGHLY!! you spend a lot of time playing games and surfing the the web, In f

act, these are your main non-school activities. You make resolutions to get involved in other things, but you never keep them. Your dad has threatened to take the computer away, but he's said that before and never done it. What would would be the temperate thing to do in this situation and why?
temperance - temperance is the virtue that guides our desire for pleasure. Instead of giving in to temptation we use our ability to reason to restrain ourselves. Self - indulgence is the opposite of temperance.
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slavikrds [6]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

The temperate thing to do would be to restrain yourself from the computer and enjoy other activities. Possibly setting a time limit on your screen time or having a few set times during the day you're allowed to access your computer. This will expand your activities, so if your dad does indeed end up taking your computer way you won't be caught bored with nothing to do. Also less screen time would be over all healthier and help you be a more productive. Also taking the time to restrain yourself would teach you an important lesson about self discipline.

Explanation: Hope this is helpful!

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