Emily Bronte Quotes

Look out for Number One. If you don't, no one else will.

Being selfish to me means that you have to look out for yourself and you don't have to sacrifice.

Everyone has to kind of fend for themselves.

You have to be concerned with yourself because if you're not on it all the time, nobody else is going to be.

All I have to do is what's right for me.

I can look after myself and my own.

Somebody says, 'Well, I can't be concerned about other people. About the best I can do is to take care of myself' Well, then you will always be poor.

I enjoy the freedom of living alone and not having anyone interfere with my belongings. I mean, I'm quite a selfish human being. I think being in the public eye and growing up, it's made me quite selfish in some respects. I can be extremely generous with friends, but in relationships I can be quite mean in terms of my time and my affections. I take people for granted, and I'm trying not to do that.

Don't consider our interests or desires. You have no duty to anyone but yourself.

I know how to look after myself.

The only person to look out for me is me. I've got to make sure Corey Clark is all right.

The black shadow cares for itself, not for you.

Never count on the crowd to take care of you.

You have to hold your bloody own or you're lost.

Let every eye negotiate for itself and trust no agent.

Let me just worry about me. I'm not worried about anyone else. If you're doing fine, great; if you're struggling, I hope things get better for you. But I've got to be worried about my career.

I am responsible for no one but myself.

Being stubborn has helped, being selfish is not a bad thing.

I didn't do this for other people; I did this for me. I fought for this right for me - does that sound selfish?

Man exists for his own sake, and not to add a laborer to the State.

A man's neighbors or his landlord may be much cleverer than himself, and not without an indirect interest in his prosperity, but for all that his interests will be better attended to in his own keeping than in theirs.

Every man is, no doubt, by nature, first and principally recommended to his own care; and as he is fitter to take care of himself than of any other person, it is fit and right that it should be so.

The liberty to live for self alone becomes in time a weary bondage.

I've taken care of myself all my life.

I know where my bread is buttered, and for the most part, I'm better off doing my own thing.