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Vangie179107 Oct, 2022News

And of course: every woman for herself. It?s used for saying that everyone needs to look after themselves and not worry about anyone else. Everyone looks out for his or her best interest. Originally this phrase expressed approval. It appeared in Chaucer?s The Knight?s Tale (?Each man for him-self, there is none other?), implying that if one did not look out for oneself no one else would.