very few people ever question their core values.
I think atheists do it the most.
my moral precept consists of
don't hurt people.
don't take their stuff.
is war necessary?

I feel the same way about "family values".

Stating what your morals are could be a bit too specific for a dating site. Some people want to throw a wider net and then narrow it down

You are wrong. Some people are truly amoral. Others express morality, but their behavior says otherwise.

MY morals?!? Well,
if I do something wrong I feel bad about it.
I don't enjoy feeling bad.
*I make a mental note not to do it again.
Next question.

“Friendly” would be a better term. Friendly people don’t try to harm others, and they both give and receive. Moral sounds like a mushroom and suggests self-righteousness.

I think you are spot on. People label themselves idealistically. I am always a little surprised by those who consider themselves freethinkers and liberal in attitude when in action seem to be.. hmm.. not so much.

If I tell you that I have morals they will be my morals and not your morals. After learning this you have to also learn that people all over the world and in other societies have different morals.

Welcome to the asylum. Enjoy your stay.

I keep my morals to myself. They're my business.
I don't have to tell anyone about them, I just live by them.

I really don't have much use for people who like to throw that word around.
In my experience, they usually don't have much of a concept of what it
actually means, and they generally don't have very good ones.

"Morals" are NOT about your expectations of others.
They are about your expectations of yourself.

I see stating that one has morals as a red flag. I feel the word has been co-opted by detestable people.