Human Moral Code

1. Body

1.1. Beard

1. Unless you are widower, you don’t shave your beard. When you will have a partner she will shave it for you. You keep your beard in order trimming it.

2. You shave your partner’s beard. This will show that he is engaged. It is preferable a straight razor (that you will receive when you will engage and will last all your lifetime), then a shavette, then a double-edge safety razor, then a cartridge safety razor.

3. Under the zygomatic process is beard, over it is hair: when you shave the beard you follow with precision this line. This cut is classical, it is the most elegant.

4. Hairs under the ears, on the cheekbones and on the throat are not beard: you shave them even if you are single.

2. Food

2.1. Table manners

1. Just before eating, you spontaneously think and possibly talk about your food (What’s its origin? How would you define its essence? What’s its affection?…) and you gladly observe it with all your senses. You don’t do anything formulaic (saying itadakimasu, bon appétit, prost, bismillah…, putting your hands together…): you are human.

2. You don’t waste food, but you don’t force yourself to eat it: you are not a garbage can.

2.2. Alcoholic beverages

1. You don’t drink alcoholic beverages until you reach puberty, when you start drinking cervoise*. You don’t drink other alcoholic beverages until you are engaged.

2. You don’t drink more than 3,5 g of alcohol a day, and no more than three times a pentad (5-day week).

3. If you are engaged, you drink beer, wine or spirits every month with your spouse, celebrating your time together.

4. You drink beer, wine and spirits from the same glass of your spouse. Only if he died you can drink it by yourself: he lives in you.

5. You drink alcoholic beverages by themselves. You don’t pair it with food and you don’t drink cocktails: it’s a waste.