Do you have a set of moral principles you adhere to?

No, I'm not braindead.

Yep. You can find them in 'Finding Gold' (Trump), 'Art of the Deal' (Trump) and 'My Struggle' (Stefan Molyneux)

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>>9110552
This.

I mean, I adhere to morality most of the time but I make obvious exceptions in cases of friendship or love.

If I do something selfishly that harms others I usually realize that my actions were immoral and feel a tinge of guilt.

inb4 angst mongers pretend to have any sort of grasp on metaethics and present relativism as if its a profound concept

Everyone has a set of moral principles that underlies their behaviour and are among the main components of their personality. They're changeable, and almost no-body actually adheres to them or has them codified in any way.

I have to wonder at the usefulness of codifying them.