a) MOR'AL, adjective [Latin moralis, moris, manner.] - "form; method; way of performing; custom"...flow (inception towards death) defines the morals of form (life)...unless ignored.

b) consenting to suggested moralism gives those suggesting the power of consent to define; redefine and contradict moral behavior.

In short...moral (perceivable) or immoral (suggested) aka need/want (balance) implies ones free will of choice in-between.

• Perceivable morals....life in-between need/want (balance).
• Suggested moralism...life in-between want vs not want (imbalance).

Example: struggling to resist appetite (want) for hunger (need) represents moral; reasoning over hamburger (want) vs cheeseburger (not want) represents immoral...switching sides to cheeseburger (want) vs hamburger (not want) doesn't make falling for the temptation of appetite moral.

Reason (immoral) or Implication (moral)...it's your choice.