I do not admire anybody but have some idols with their flaws.

Acting out of duty alone occasionally means responsible, generous, and mature personality.

Acting out of duty frequently or all the time assumes lack of leadership and team working capabilities, avoiding collaboration, and possibly irresponsibility.

Thanks so much, Robert, for your insight!

Thank you, C. Lewis, for your insight!

I like being responsible and fulfill my responsibilities.

Thanks for sharing the question. Apart from the insightful responses of the colleagues, from my experience, there are cases in which people do not know their duties or they do not want to know them and just pretend. A really sad situation.

Regards

Dear Colleagues,

Good Day,

"Each time a man stands up for an ideal, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of hope, and crossing each other from a million different centers of energy and daring, those ripples build a current that can sweep down the mightiest walls of oppression and resistance."

---- Robert Kennedy

Thanks for sharing this question, I do agree with our colleague Dr. C. Lewis Kausel comment.

Regards, Emad

I would !!!!!! I respect and appreciate people who have a sense of responsibility. It also shows they are always ready and not take orders, think independently and follow their heart . They are practical -minded , take risk ,helpful and not indecisive ...

I agree with all RG Colleagues. Best regards

Yes, as long as it is guided by virtues and moral or ethical values; regardless of whether or not it is permitted by a Civil or Religious Law. Fulfillment of duty at all costs or blindly is generally irrational and even if it is based on an act of faith, you may be wrong

It seems to me that someone who does something nice for their spouse not out of love but merely from a sense of duty is lacking something.