What's worse?
"Selfishly" taking care of yourself, at the accidental "expense" of others temporarily inconvenienced at the time without your knowledge?
Or hatred & overblown, irrational anger that lasts for days, weeks, months, or even years, & is exploded all over the "selfish" one for being SO selfish?
What's worse?
Taking care of oneself in a way some see as being incredibly selfish (like being a night owl who's slow to get ready for the day or soaking in a bath for 2 hours in the wee hours of the morning).
Or feeling hatred & anger towards that person by yelling, screaming, & calling that person names in such a way that you make that person feel like they shouldn't exist?
What if the angry people won't accept apologies & behave in ways they themselves should apologize for?
What if those people act as if their anger & hate is self righteous, instead of in fact rather selfish itself by subjecting lots of other people to those negative feelings, instead of letting it go?
Especially is those people consider themselves to be good Christians who aren't supposed to harbor such negativity within themselves at the expense of relationships with others, like family?
Who's the more selfish, really?
Those who need more time daily for self care, who have trouble sleeping & waking daily?
Or those who harbor hatred & anger towards such people in their family, at the expense of familial relations?
@Astartiel I’m sorry you’re enduring this. If it’s your family behaving this way, I’m sorry. NO ONE deserves to be treated this way - NO ONE. Every one of us deserves to be treated with respect and dignity. It almost makes it impossible to examine your part in the situation objectively because someone else is taking your moral inventory for you, robbing you of doing it yourself. I was raised this way, and I left those people 20 yrs ago. It was a necessity. I hope you escape this toxicity soon.
@nopuppet_007 Thank you. I would love to be able to escape it except I'm locked to them due to financial poverty.