Anonymous My question is, regarding the phrase, I did it for "me" vs. I did it for "myself". When should I use myself vs.
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AnonymousEssentially, 'myself' (and all the other 'selfs, selves') are used in a reflexive manner. "I didn't buy the gift for her, I bought it for myself".....or "I bought myself a new TV".
My question is, regarding the phrase, I did it for "me" vs. I did it for "myself". When should I use myself vs. m
This isn't an answer, but a reboot to ask the same question. I'm having trouble finding the proper answer for this also. The sentences: I did it for me. and I did it for myself. are unquestionably both correct, but are there rules or guidance or nuance that would separate one from the other. I'm sure there are....but what are they?!