Have you ever suffered low esteem issues?

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Low self esteem is one of the biggest problem most people are suffering from today and many of them who are going through that are dying in silence.

What have been the cause of your low self esteem issues? Have you been working on getting better from it?
 
There was a time I felt stupid because I compared myself with other people on social media, which affected my self-esteemed. It made me feel so worthless to be of any use . But now I put effort in positive aspects, establish achievable objectives and indulge in being kind to myself
 
Baw$e said:
I don't like be around groups of people, but it has nothing to do with self esteem. I've always believed in myself, and been confident. I use to be shy when I was a kid.
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I don't like being around groups of people (that I don't know either), but it doesn't have to do with self-esteem issues.

It has to do with trust issues. I don't know 1/2 the people, I'm not hanging around.
 
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WontByte said:
I don't like being around groups of people (that I don't know either), but it doesn't have to do with self-esteem issues.

It has to do with trust issues. I don't know 1/2 the people, I'm not hanging around.
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My trust issues is permanent now in my life. I'm not sure if that's ever going to change again because I've had my trust betrayed way too many times.
 
lens said:
There was a time I felt stupid because I compared myself with other people on social media, which affected my self-esteemed. It made me feel so worthless to be of any use . But now I put effort in positive aspects, establish achievable objectives and indulge in being kind to myself
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Social medSocial media can be toxic. I have reduced my time on social networks and begun writing personal diary to reflect on my achievements regardless the challenges in the task. I can’t even believe how big of a difference it has been for me..
 
Henrywrites said:
A couple of times, I have felt that I can't do it, but I've got friends who stood by me and always pushed me to do more. I am happy that I have been doing better and feeling more confident lately on the things that I do.
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If you have people who will always be there to motivate and encourage you to become a better person from whatever you are passing through in terms of your self-esteem, that is the only way it can be easier for you too break free and become better.
 
Heatman said:
If you have people who will always be there to motivate and encourage you to become a better person from whatever you are passing through in terms of your self-esteem, that is the only way it can be easier for you too break free and become better.
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This is true. Having people around you who push and encourage you to do better is great and shows that level of commitment to the friendship that you have with them.
 
Alicia said:
I didn't suffer from low self esteem but I was the shy type that won't talk to everybody until I have comfortable with you. I can never compare myself with anybody because I know who I am, having low self esteem causes more damage to the person.
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Sometimes you don't have to be shy in other for you too not be free with talking to someone who is still like a stranger to you. It is when you are comfortable with people that you can be able to express yourself freely around them.
 
Daedalus said:
Definitely! I've had issues with it a lot of my life that come from being bullied when I was a young kid for having asthma and then being judged for my body build when I was a teenager.
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Being bullied as a kid leaves a bad lasting impression on any one. I was fortunate to recover from my own experience in my early 20's.
 
Oh lord, yes! Most of my life, but especially my teens and younger twenties. I think maturing over the years helped me better equip my self-esteem. I don't put myself down like I used to consistently do and try and place the world on top of my shoulders. I take one day at a time and remember that it's not always about me.
 
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Cory said:
Oh lord, yes! Most of my life, but especially my teens and younger twenties. I think maturing over the years helped me better equip my self-esteem. I don't put myself down like I used to consistently do and try and place the world on top of my shoulders. I take one day at a time and remember that it's not always about me.
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There was a time I was struggling with low self-esteem. It was so tough, but I talked to my friends and family, and they helped me to see my worth. Ever since then, I've been working on building my confidence, and it's getting better everyday.
 
Cory said:
Oh lord, yes! Most of my life, but especially my teens and younger twenties. I think maturing over the years helped me better equip my self-esteem. I don't put myself down like I used to consistently do and try and place the world on top of my shoulders. I take one day at a time and remember that it's not always about me.
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I think that when you live your life to impress others and get their approval, it knocks down your self esteem when they don't approve or ignore your efforts. It's why I don't look at anyone to nod for me in whatever I'm doing.
 
Heatman said:
Sometimes you don't have to be shy in other for you too not be free with talking to someone who is still like a stranger to you. It is when you are comfortable with people that you can be able to express yourself freely around them.
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I can talk to anybody be it a stranger but the only thing I won't do with the person is to try to be free. I am always on official mood whenever I am talking to people I am not acquainted with.
 
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