suit oneself
Do as desired
To suit oneself is to do as one pleases, without concern for others' preferences or approval: If you don't want to come along, suit yourself.
Often used as a mildly dismissive response when someone declines an offer or chooses differently than suggested.
Act of selecting
- preferenceFavored choice among alternatives
- discretionCareful judgment in speech
- decisionSettled course of action
- volitionCapacity for choice
agency · option · judgment · will · inclination · taste · desire · selection
Calm, casual composure
- unconcernAbsence of worry
- dismissivenessAttitude of casual disregard
- shrugShoulder gesture of uncertainty
- detachmentSeparation or emotional uninvolvement
disregard · whatever · insouciance · aloofness · brush-off · casualness · carelessness · indifference
Prioritizing personal advantage
- entitlementAssumed right to benefits
- inconsiderateLacking regard for others
- egotismInflated sense of self-importance
- disregardWillful lack of attention
choice
Act of selecting
- preferenceFavored choice among alternatives
- discretionCareful judgment in speech
- decisionSettled course of action
volition · agency · option · judgment · will · inclination · taste · desire · selection · leaning
nonchalance
Calm, casual composure
- unconcernAbsence of worry
- dismissivenessAttitude of casual disregard
- shrugShoulder gesture of uncertainty
detachment · disregard · whatever · insouciance · aloofness · brush-off · casualness · carelessness · indifference · disinterest
me-first
Prioritizing personal advantage
- entitlementAssumed right to benefits
- inconsiderateLacking regard for others
- egotismInflated sense of self-importance
suit oneselffollow orders
obey · comply · submit · toe the line · fall in line
suit oneselfgo along with
Accept another's proposal
compromise · bend over backwards · cater to · kowtow · self-sacrifice
suit, oneself, self, suited, suiting, suits, suitable, suitably, unsuitable