ScreamingFox · 41-45, F
It's not that I disagree, I just wonder how much choice we have anymore.
Magicianzini · M
Every time I see that, it's only online; therefore, the answer is yes, online. It's also to the point of self-worship ... but again, mainly an online issue.
Blondily · F
Yes Ive seen it in my family
Too preoccupied with themseves and less attentive to their lived ones
Too preoccupied with themseves and less attentive to their lived ones
Magenta · F
Yes. It just gave an excuse to be more that way. The whole "love yourself" trend is the same. I see it as just more social media nonsense.
"We’ve turned selfishness into a virtue, rebranded it as “self-care,” and convinced ourselves that choosing our comfort over others’ genuine need is not just acceptable, it’s healthy." ~Andre Koome
"We’ve turned selfishness into a virtue, rebranded it as “self-care,” and convinced ourselves that choosing our comfort over others’ genuine need is not just acceptable, it’s healthy." ~Andre Koome
Bleak · 36-40, F
“Choosing myself” started as healthy boundaries, but many now use it to justify selfishness, avoidance, and zero effort.
Real self-care protects you without discarding responsibility or empathy.
Real self-care protects you without discarding responsibility or empathy.
HumanEarth · F
Yes and I blame cellphones and internet
FreeLittleBird · F
Some yes. Same kinda people who fake empathy to be seen as saints online ( repeated performances of kindness on open posts is a give away ) ugh the baby mommas are a perfect example - they should be getting on with their duty of care for their babies instead they use their situation to get attention from men lol snakes 🐍
RogueLodyte · M
"Becoming"???? 🙄 This has been the social norm for the past 30 years.
YoMomma ·
people are born self centered










