Taking Care of the Other Person, They Pay for It

In a jacko world, of course, they define love and virtue as denying your own need. So in other words, i'm supposed to be self less. Once i hear your need, i can have no need. But then i'm not getving, cause i really saw it as an emisla. I'm giving out a duty and a different kind of obligation, an ugly one, to buy my way into heaven. When we are selfless, they pay for it. Any act we take for another person that is not done out of pure mist, pure joy in serving, which means we're not doing it for the other person. We're doing it for self full