Wilford Woodruff

“Nothing is ever gained in doing what’s wrong.” To me,this quote means that you will never gain anything when you commit bad acts. An example can be cheating on a test that you didn’t study for. You might get a good score, but you might also get caught. Even if you don’t get caught you will feel the guilt that results from cheating, which doesn’t really feel too great. You won’t gain any knowledge on the subject because you decided to cheat instead of actually studying and learning the things. Another example can be stealing. The physical gain will never be permanent. You will never feel good about stealing, and the only things that will occur is the loss of respect and trust from those around you. You gain absolutely nothing from doing what is wrong, and that means you shouldn’t do it. Doing what is right won’t always reward with materialistic things, but it will in fact always reward you one way or another. You would always gain love, respect, and trust from anyone who witnesses your acts of kindness.