Does living life totally for yourself and no one self net more positive benefits and less negative consequences? I often meet guys in my life who are the a-typical "jerk" "asshole" "chad" that everyone talks about on here. He seems to be living in his own world, totally consumed by himself. Like he is the center of the universe and possess this air of totally self-centeredness/selfishness/solipsism. Only cares about his needs and wants, everyone else comes second, third... basically it is his world and everyone else is just living in it. It is like no one else matter but him, he is most important. He is heartless, careless, and is only focused on himself. On the surface western media would have you believe this is a bad thing, a bad way to go about life, being selfish is a bad trait. Western media would have you brainwashed to think being a selfish SOB bad for you, but it seems like it's the one way to be happy. They'd rather you be a beta slave for a soulless corporation run by a Chad.

Do you live your life mostly/completely selfishly? Has this caused problems? I'd imagine there are tons of shit tests from both women, men, friends, and family. Is it harder to keep relationships this way? I think most people already live life selfishly, but I am talking about the next-level of selfishness here that Chads usually possess, the dark triad/Machiavelli type trait.