Selfish people who in life don't give others much of anything, whether it be time, energy, consideration, gifts, money and good will, end up not giving those exact same things to themselves.
Their goal in not giving is to save all of those things for themselves, and as a strange twist of fate they seem not to be able to give it to themselves.
Later in life they stop caring for themselves, they don't spend the money they saved and they don't enjoy the time they saved for themselves either, because they become very bitter all the time especially when alone with their own thoughts.
The irony of it all is that what they didn't want to give to others, ends up being given a by life itself to others when they die or can no longer administer it all.
This is because there is truly a law out there called the Law of Give and Take - that is the reciprocity of all things.
We give to others to give to ourselves and we give to ourselves to give to others, that's how that law works and it always makes that happen, even if we don't want it.
The tough parents who are wealthy and give little when they really can to their children, and even say "we are going to spend everything" end up not enjoying what they have, because the law of reciprocity works on them (unknown to them) making them become inert and fixed in their ways, and when they die, by default it goes to the children anyway.
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