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I primarily view myself as a failure who is not worthy of anything good, and needless to say, this affects all aspects of my life. I am not that different than other people in terms of capabilities and potentials, I think, yet it seems that I am different on how I perceive myself, and thus I am way behind in life in terms of the normal progression of an average person (I am a person with no job prospects and financial security whatsoever, and with no close relationships). Even when I talk about myself, I mainly confess I am not good, and I am full of faults and flaws, and I communicate this message verbally and non-verbally (I was doing this a lot in my last job), while a "normal" person may say positive things to promote their image in others' minds, and that they are capable of doing things, even if it is not entirely true. Why some people view themselves positively, while others negatively?
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