Were you the only child of parents and other family who so adored you they granted your every wish? Did you grow up feeling better than others? Were you (are you) greedy, selfish, egotistic and used (or still do use) others as pawns in your life to satifsy whatever need you have at the time? But now, you have recovered from all of this. You began to realize that you are related to others, that you are like them. Most importantly, did you learn to realize to it is wise to be helpful and kind to others? If so, what made you change? How did you learn to stop being such a selfish mean and self centered person? Any particular event or circumstance? Or was it many things?
2006-12-31
04:12:30
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Greanwitch
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➔ Psychology
In answer to some of you, no this was NOT my upbringing...quite the contrary, I was abused/neglected at times and overprotected at other times but never indulged. We have, though , in our family my sister in law who is this way. My brother married her, I strongly suspect, because her awful selfish personality is very much like our abusive mother's was...but our mother was even more abused and neglected than we were!
2006-12-31
04:30:58 ·
update #1