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An Unknown Location | 9 months ago (6 minutes after post)

I think it’s not about being selfish. It’s about having enough love and value for yourself as you have for others.

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An Unknown Location | 9 months ago (35 minutes after post)

I’ve always said that balance is the word. When I tell ppl that Love has to also have limit… they say, Love doesn’t have limit. I ask, if you don’t love this person enough, then you will ruin the relationship, right?. But what if you have no limit to love and end up loving more than you have to? Then you will spoil the love, right!

To you, Godfather, I say…

You need to be yourself, know that it is ok to be you. The day that you start accepting yourself as whatever you want to call yourself… being dumb maybe, not knowing how to talk to ppl, being to considerate, whatever you think fits you, know that it’s ok Start loving yourself, by learning about yourself, not learn from the others. Look at you and start having a relationship with you and see what really works for you. Not what works best for the other. When you meet someone, don’t worry about nothing, don’t count those past relationships, go forward and be yourself, don’t try to please too much or give too much, and find a relationship that as well believes it this way. Talk about it. And it’s ok to talk about just barely finding yourself. By the looks of it, I see you are a passionate person. And pasion has limits also. Someone is out there for you, but go with this teaching… “A homeless person, who doesn’t shower, doesn’t wash his teeth and toungue, smells bad, …etc.” no one would want to have a relationship with him. So, What’s the difference with a person that doesn’t know about himself, doesn’t care about himself enough to learn things that’ll work for him only? Certaintly no one wants to be with someone like that. LOVE YOURSELF, KNOW MORE ABOUT YOU AND YOU WILL SEE THAT YOU WILL ATTRACT PEOPLE… OH AND IN THE PROCESS, DON’T FORGET YOUR PAST so you will learn from it and, just to keep you humble.

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An Undisclosed Location | 9 months ago (39 minutes after post)

Man, you got a bum deal everytime. I think that in the end you are going to find the one who values you and cares for you enough that they will not cheat on you. Chin up. You are a better man for it!

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I need help being selfish:
I’ve lived my entire life (I’m 20) with the understanding that the world needs selfless people; the idea that, if there is someone you care about, and give them everything and keep nothing for yourself, than it makes you a good person.

I’ve recently lost my fourth relationship. Each time I’ve been cheated on, and I realized that there’s no real sense in suggesting that 100% of women are bad people. I’ve been told by my friends that I don’t care about myself, that I don’t value myself.

This is true. There’s nothing special or remarkable about me. But these girls, the ones I care for are remarkable. Maybe not as people, but to me. They are remarkable to me because I loved them.

How in this life, do people justify being selfish when with people who are more important than themselves?

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