The approach of “don't care about others, only care about yourself” cannot be simply judged by “right” or “wrong”. It has its complex and multifaceted nature. On the positive side： -**Self-care**: Caring for yourself can ensure that your basic needs are met, such as paying attention to your physical and mental health, paying attention to diet, rest, exercise, etc., which helps to maintain a good state to meet the challenges of life. -**Personal growth**: Focus on your own growth and development, pursue your own goals and dreams, and be able to fully tap your personal potential and realize your self-worth. However, there are also some potential problems with this approach： -**Impaired interpersonal relationships**: Being overly self-centered can make others feel neglected and underappreciated, make it difficult to build deep, lasting and good interpersonal relationships, and may lead to loneliness and social isolation. -**Negative social impact**: At the social level, if everyone only cares about themselves and lacks care, mutual assistance and sense of responsibility for others, the entire society will become indifferent and lack cohesion, which is not conducive to the harmonious and stable development of society. In life, we need to find a balance between caring for ourselves and caring for others, paying attention to our own needs and development, as well as the feelings and needs of the people around us, so as to achieve healthy interaction and common progress between individuals and society.