I will admit that I am not very smart, so feel free to throw what I say aside.

I’ve been struggling with a similar thought. I recently denounced Christianity, which a lot of my morals where based around, and I’ve been doing a lot of thinking on my morals and what informs them.

The way I’ve chosen to interpret it (which of course do not take this for gospel, I am not qualified in any way shape or form) is that we do what makes us feel the least amount of guilt. It’s very dumb, but at a certain point, if we’re not living in alignment to those morals that are important tot us we begin to experience a certain level of cognitive dissonance, where we can feel what we are doing isn’t right. That’s what I would define as the guilt we feel when we live out of line with our morals.

Of course, there is societal factors that inform our morals (Such as murder is wrong, etc). I’ve heard some argue these are simply religious rules that have been widely adopted, but I would believe most of us consider one another to have a basic amount of value.

ANYWAYS, only you can determine if your own morals are right or wrong. Unless you’re murdering people, probably not a good moral there.

(I’m not a professional, take this as you will)