Ethical Egoism minds the interests which one takes within them but not ones wishes. Self-interest is necessary in the sense that, it is not good to always better oneself but just to be true to you. The things that somebody commits towards their satisfaction should not negatively affect the third person. My support for Ethical Egoism is that one does basically what is right to him/her, but in beneficial or neutral senses only when turns out to what others around might not gain. There are three formulations of ethical Egoism universal, individual and personal. Individual Ethical Egoist argues that all individuals ought to do what benefits them. Personal ethical egoist says that someone ought to act by his/her own self-interest, only that he makes no claim concerning what anybody else supposed to do. The universal ethical egoist claims that everybody is ought to act in means that are in their own interest. I believe that it is quite good to move out and earn then get what you want, improve yourself and just be happy. On the notion of invading other person’s happiness I decline on that.

Virtue ethics illustrates the character of moral agent as the steering for the ethical behavior, rather than consequentialism or deontology which derives wrongness or rightness as the result of the act but not the character. For example, in the case involving an individual making a lie, a virtue ethicist focuses less on lying and instead considers the decision to tell a lie