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I make sure other people are doing okay instead of making sure I'm doing well.

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I am happier around others

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The quarantine has made clear how many things about my dress/appearance I was doing to fit in with what I thought I needed to do to get people to acknowledge my gender. Now it's a little more just about me.

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I think (kind of the opposite of Clio's point) I think I do most things for other people and it just happens to also benefit me. I do my makeup with other people in mind I think, but it does then subsequently make me feel confident.

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I agree with clio

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I do a lot of things for my parents approval and put my friends' happiness above my own a lot of the time.

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it makes me happy to make other people happy or to make other peoples lives easier so i think a lot of the things i do and the decisions i make outside of my family are based around that.

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I volunteer to get groceries for old people in my neighborhood which isn't really for me but helps me feel like I'm being a helpful and productive member of society.

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no

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I think sometimes in my non romantic relationships I often feel that I put way more in than the other person to make them happy without thinking about my own happiness.

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I think that basically everything everyone does is for themselves, even if it benefits other people in the meantime. But for me it's my makeup, I just like being able to chose to see the more tidied and dramatic version of myself

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How I act in social family events depending on where I am placed in the social hierarchy and who is present

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I try to help out my family a lot, but I also make time for myself, so not really