"When i do good, i feel good. When i do bad i feel bad."

I 100% agree with this quote from Abraham Lincoln. this quote tells how do good makes you feel good which is always the chase when it comes to hard decisions. but i think Abraham meant more for this quote i believe he wanted us to know even when people think you did wrong in your gut you feel good if you did the right thing.  like the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki was obviously a bad thing and mostly everyone agrees it was a bad thing in world history. but i believe all the troops who were fighting the war wanted it to end and so did the leaders so they might have felt a relief to know the war was over. so maybe president Truman who authorized the bombs felt good because he stop the bloodshed of Russians, Japanese, Americans, Germans, Italians, united kingdoms, and Chinese. the war could have raged on for many more years so maybe the lives of those lost to atomic fire was not in vain. so maybe under all that guilty president Truman felt good. So decisions that look terribly bad for the rest of the world can still be a good decision. You will know you will either feel good other you'll feel bad.