Do you now or have you ever held the view that whether an action is morally wrong depends on what a person believes about morality? if so, would you describe your view as descriptive relativism or as...

Do you now or have you ever held the view that whether an action is morally wrong depends on what a person believes about morality? if so, would you describe your view as descriptive relativism or as ethical relativism? That is, was it your view that what a person thinks is wrong depends on what they believe about morality (which is a kind of descriptive relativism)? Or was it your view that a person’s action really is wrong if she believes it’s wrong, and is really not wrong if she believes it’s not wrong (which is a form of ethical relativism)?