I will also add that myself is only for a few specific cases, primarily when the subject and object are the same: I looked at myself in the mirror. She looked

I will also add that myself is only for a few specific cases, primarily when the subject and object are the same: I looked at myself in the mirror. She looked at me. I have decided to just be myself. Kind of an odd case there. I, myself, love to go to the movies. Here it is just used for emphasis, not as an actual reflexive pronoun. Some people do use the reflexive pronoun as an object in certain cases, often with compound objects, but it is not proper under any prescriptive English grammar that I have studied.