For others, in spite of myself, from myself.

Emmanuel Levinas
For others, in spite of myself, from myself.
For others, in spite of myself, from myself.
For others, in spite of myself, from myself.
For others, in spite of myself, from myself.
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For others, in spite of myself, from myself. (This shows that you are completely dedicated to other people at the expense of your own personal interests.)

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