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Originally Posted by JustJace2u
I have struggled for as long as I can remember with self esteem issues. My parents always encouraged me to just do the best I can, knowing the challenges I faced because of the birth defect I was born with. My self esteem issues started around 2nd or 3rd grade when a teacher made a comment that was totally unnecessary about me to the class. Ever since then I'm always thinking people are staring at me because of such issues. This was way before I was ever diagnosed with any sort of MI issue, which was initially back when I was in high school and had been diagnosed with Season Affective Disorder.
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Its been a long time for me too. Most of my life Ive been avoiding challenges, feeling safe in my comfort zone. I havent a had a girlfriend in high school or later. Im reading this book called Six pillars of self-esteem which is really interesting. Its about self-acceptance, self-love, integrity and lots of other stuff I never new a healthy self-esteem requires. I think Im on the right path, I want to change my life. Someone said...to change your outer world you must first change your inner world...so thats what Im doing.
