selfish?

thedudeMember

What's the difference between being selfish and looking out for yourself?

Dude

2/5/083:01 PM

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sarahMember

Dude:

Great question.....I believe that when you are looking out for yourself, in doing so, you are also able, at the same time, to look at what you say and do and how it may affect others. On the other hand, a selfish individual has no ability/insight (could care less) how his/her actions affects others. Make sense?

S

2/5/088:32 PM

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thedudeMember

T's are no good ata nswering questions are they? i asked this one to my T and she didn't really respond... *sigh*

Scott

2/8/088:41 AM

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sarahMember

Scott:

Perhaps your T is wanting you to find the answer within yourself.....???

S

2/8/084:40 PM

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