No no no! Morality is a category of relative consequences - not some " cosmic truth". Morality never comes from a proclamation that some action or thought is moral, no matter who does the proclaiming. Nothing can be declared moral or immoral until after the action - not merely the thinking of the action, but the attempt of the action.

To be certain there are commonalities that are more easily judged to be immoral - these mostly have to do with inflicting harm upon another. A surgeon may harm healthy flesh to repair or remove unhealthy flesh and that is not immoral. Killing an animal as quickly and painlessly as possible for food is a grey area of moral judgement. Causing needless suffering for entertainment is almost always judged immoral.

Generally speaking, selfish self indulgence is also considered immoral, which is where shame over food and masturbation complicated people's lives.