Why, when people talk about selfishness, do they always think of the only-child group first?
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Why, when people talk about selfishness, do they always think of the only-child group first? From what I’ve encountered, on an individual level, only children are not necessarily more selfish; to say that those who are not only children are not selfish is nonsense! What do you all think?
This is merely a prevailing perception people have regarding only children; it may not reflect reality, and at least it does not represent everyone in this way.
That’s right; dancing in the square using loud speakers isn’t that selfish as well? First of all, they don’t care about the impact their noise has on others!
Personally, I think it depends on the quality of the tutor. :)
Being selfish or not is neither a sufficient nor a necessary condition for being an only child. . Nothing to do with each other at all. . . Any such idea is a product of personal bias. . .