Ways to Say "you selfishly want" in English
Learn useful ways to say "you selfishly want" in English with drama examples and natural alternatives.
You selfishly want to keep both of
This means the speaker is accusing the other person of wanting two people or two options without making a real choice.
From Runaway Bride, Episode 25
When do people say this?
Scene Context
She is accusing someone of wanting to keep both people in a selfish way.
Usage Scenario
Use this in a relationship conflict when you want to call out someone for being unfair or selfish. It sounds sharp and emotionally loaded.
Better ways to say it
You want to keep both of us, but that's not how life works.
You can't keep both of us.
That's selfish, and that's not how life works.
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