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Self-Esteem?
I have NO self esteem what can
I do to change this?
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Seeing this is in the food section I will give you a food answer. Last night I cooked the steaks perfectly, cooked just the way we like them. The same goes with chicken or anything else, when you get the meal just right it gives you a great deal of satisfaction. Try that in life, when you get something done just right, take satisfaction, focus on the good things and file the rest in the rubbish bin and delete it. Good Luck |
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Self esteem?
Whenever I see a self-esteem
question on this site I almost
always see the advice to just
keep repeating good things to
yourself like I'm a good
person and repeat it so many
times a day until you convince
yourself. What kind of
arrogant self-serving idea is
this? Why not actually
accomplish something to be
proud of then you can feel
good about yourself. Why don't
we try to have realistic self
esteem instead of "loving
ourselves"?
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That's a valid question. True self-esteem comes from within, from being comfortable with yourself and being fulfilled. Beauty and all the other superficial things are fleeting but spiritual peace is lasting. |
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What is the difference between When you meet someone who
feels that they are
attractive, are they
demonstrating positive
self-esteem or arrogance?
When you meet someone who
feels that they are
intelligent, are they
demonstrating positive
self-esteem or arrogance?
When you meet someone who
feels that they are a good
person, are they demonstrating
positive self-esteem or
arrogance?
Where do *you* draw the line
between positive self-esteem
and arrogance?
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arrogance is having a lot of self esteem and lying to oneself that he is what he is not. self esteem is the measurement of how you think of yourself. youre arrogant when youre going against the actual truth in the back of your brain |
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