32 years old. My employer is a soccer manager, businessman and retired player. Been working for him since 2019. 1 daughter & 1 son: 12 & 14 years old. No wife.

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    18 hours ago

    Do you live under any restrictions due to your job, such as curfew or restrictions on guests? I’ve heard that’s the case for many live-in nannies.

    Something else entirely: Do you believe in the existence of an absolute morality? What does it look like, or where does it come from? Do you have some favourite moral principles?

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      17 hours ago

      Restrictions: no male guests allowed; female guests require permission. / no curfew, but giving notice is required if leaving/coming home late & it has to be as unnoticed as possible + can’t affect work performance. / only modest clothing allowed + my hair and makeup always have to be done. / drinking, smoking and drugs strictly prohibited. / no swearing. I don’t believe in absolutely morality. If lying is wrong, should you tell the truth to a murderer asking where your friend is hiding? If stealing is wrong, what about a starving child stealing bread? Moral principles: do not kill innocent people, do not steal, do not lie, do not harm or exploit others, treat others as you wish to be treated (Golden Rule) - not absolute though.

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        do not kill innocent people

        Who decides innocence? And where is the line between not innocent but shouldn’t be killed and not innocent and deserves to be killed?