Duty Bound (P1 of 2)
When you're duty-bound by sacred oath; that oath to God and sometimes law, you're not really free. An oath that responsibly binds in legal and moral chains, this mad loyalty. It has no will to ever let you be. It can cause a guilty heart, endlessly. And you can suffer in your mind, incessantly. If you keep your oath and face adversity, a very stubborn person you may become. Your oath will require you to obey even if you, yourself, think it's really dumb. Remember, if you're not alone, you will take your sworn duty home. And that oath to duty can destroy your family. If you have sworn a sacred oath to always have and hold: to have no other unto death, and honor this until your dying breath: before you take another sacred oath; a sworn, sacred vow; reflect. Discuss this with your family and there no argument reject. (continue to P2)
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