Self-Esteem

To stop being superficial, focus on developing deeper connections with others by actively listening, asking meaningful questions, and showing genuine interest in their thoughts and feelings. Practice empathy and strive to see beyond physical appearances to appreciate the complexity and uniqueness of each individual. Challenge yourself to look for qualities and traits that go beyond surface-level attributes.

Positive self esteem is feeling that you have worth and that you are capable. People who have positive self esteem are not easily discouraged and are confident in their abilities. They are confident that they can do whatever they do well.

Negative self esteem is not feeling like you have worth, that you are incapable, etc. People who have negative self esteem are easily discouraged and are not confident in their abilities. They often feel like they cannot do anything well.

Confidence is created from working towards fear conquering. Not allowing outside opinions to keep you from doing as you please. Keeping your mind focused on positive thoughts instead of having an inferiority complex. COnfidence can be create several way

1. Working out daily

2. Dressing to Impress

3 Visualizing your self in your mind

as a confident begin

4. Walking faster

5. Smiling at people

Fear-based or coercive motivation is often referred to as extrinsic motivation, where an individual is driven by outside factors such as punishment or threat. This type of motivation may result in short-term compliance but can have negative long-term effects on an individual's well-being and performance.

it is called narcissism, but i think it is perfectly fine to care only about yourself. think, what has ANYBODY ever done for you? Why should you care? there is your family you can care for, but there is always going to be somebody in your family your not going to care for, sometimes to the extent that they dont feel like family anymore. I have 3 sisters and i only care about them. but i hardly ever see them. so in other words, i pretty much only care about me. you can call it selfish, but ask yourself this- does anything in life matter? since knoone is with you ENTIRELEY in life, only you should matter.

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Couple things here. DID persons, in my opinion and experience, never stop having it. They can treat the symptoms and stop the most intrusive symptoms, but they will rarely got to a point where all of their alters get integrated completely. If they are able to integrate or incorporate (another method of DID management) their alters, it can take years, even decades to do so (in the most extreme cases; lots of alters, co-morbid conditions, etc, all play a role as well) So yeah, more than 6 years is not unusual. A lifetime is not unusual and is actually pretty normal IME.

Also, many people with DID are misdiagnosed or don't go for help for a long time, for various reasons. You can only develop DID as a child, so if someone is 25 and going to therapy for DID, they're had it for AT LEAST 15 years (probably more like 18-20 or more), since it cannot develop after a person stops being able to believe in "magical thinking" (aka stuff like santa clause and the tooth fairy). Symptoms may lie dormant, or the person suffering may not realize they have a problem or be unable to deal with it, especially if they are still a child and/or still experiencing abuse. To a child who knows nothing else, DID symptoms and abuse are normal to them and they may not realize their situation or mental state is abnormal.

Building someone's ego can involve giving them genuine compliments, acknowledging their achievements, and showing appreciation for their efforts. Encouraging and supporting them in their goals and endeavors can also help boost their confidence and self-esteem. It's important to provide positive reinforcement in a way that feels authentic and sincere to the individual.

Pros:It will make you loose and you will make friends. Making friends will help your self esteem. Cons: you will probably contract syphillis.....

Update: those who dont drink have recently been found to have less friends, and fewer close friends than those who do. they also have higher depression scores. drinkers have more friends typically, but have higher anxiety scores.

drinking itself, unless chronic, wont effect your self esteem. and what you do while under the influence is still rooted in you. youll avoid this and much more in life if you take responsibility for your actions.

Spending a lot of time with a pessimistic person can negatively influence your mood, outlook on life, and overall mental well-being. It can lead to increased stress, lowered motivation, and a sense of hopelessness or defeat. It may also impact your relationships with others who may be influenced by your changed perspective.

Yes, stress can weaken the body's immune system and open you up to sickness easily or cause peptic ulcer's. He probably just needs to go to the doctor and get some medicine for his sickness and then just take it easy for a while.

Spell it as you have done in your question but hyphenate the words so that you have self-esteem

It is important to know your personality type so you can understand why you do the things you do. It helps you know what kind of men or women to date and what kind of jobs would fit your personality.

I would add that knowledge of one's personality type can help with self esteem as well as appreciating differences. Much of the research with the Myers Briggs psychological Type Indicator was correlating types with occupations, so its an excellent tool for helping with career choices.

Yes, culture can significantly influence self-concepts. Cultural norms, values, beliefs, and practices shape how individuals perceive themselves, their roles in society, and their interactions with others. Different cultures may prioritize different aspects of identity, such as collectivism or individualism, which can impact how individuals define themselves within their cultural context.

When a person struggles internally with conflicting thoughts, emotions, or decisions, it is commonly referred to as an internal conflict or inner struggle. This may involve a battle between one's desires, beliefs, fears, or values. It can manifest as uncertainty, guilt, anxiety, or confusion.

Self-serving individuals undermined the Reconstruction effort by prioritizing personal gain over the well-being of the country. They engaged in corrupt practices such as embezzlement, bribery, and favoritism, which diverted resources away from rebuilding the South and creating a more equitable society. Their actions perpetuated divisions and hindered progress towards achieving lasting social and political change.

We do like other women, or we would not love our mothers, grandmothers and female friends.

Some women might be jealous of each other, but some men are too (especially when other men have more girlfriends).

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Absolutely. Many hypochondriacs feel like they are sick, but physically nothing is wrong with them.

It is also possible to be sick mentally in other ways, such as being depressed or under extreme stress, or things that are more serious.

It is always good to see a doctor if you feel sick, mentally or physically.

No, individuals with high self-esteem take responsibility for their actions and the outcomes. They are more likely to focus on problem-solving and learning from their mistakes rather than blaming others.

Depending on oneself builds self-reliance, independence, and self-confidence. It fosters personal growth and enables one to take control of their own life, decisions, and actions. Relying on oneself also leads to greater self-awareness and empowerment.

Self-reflexiveness refers to a work that comments on its own creation, structure, or meaning within the context of the work itself. It involves a level of self-awareness where the text acknowledges and makes reference to its own existence or construction. This can add layers of complexity and depth to the work by inviting the audience to consider different layers of interpretation.

Understanding one's own strengths and weaknesses allows a leader to capitalize on their strengths and improve in areas of weakness. This increased self-awareness can lead to more effective decision-making, better communication, and increased confidence in leadership roles. Overall, self-knowledge enables leaders to achieve their full potential and better lead their teams.

Failures can be stumbling blocks for some individuals when they allow them to negatively impact their self-confidence and motivation. However, failures can be stepping-stones for others who choose to learn from their mistakes, improve their strategies, and grow stronger from the experience. It ultimately comes down to an individual's mindset and ability to adapt to challenges.

Music that promotes self-esteem often includes uplifting lyrics, empowering melodies, and positive affirmations. Songs like "Roar" by Katy Perry, "Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You)" by Kelly Clarkson, and "Fight Song" by Rachel Platten can inspire confidence and empowerment. Music that resonates with your personal journey and encourages self-acceptance can also help boost self-esteem.

Hi, I have the same problem, but it is nothing to do with looks or brains. I am well spoken, educated, but it takes only one look from someone else, and everything we think we know, shifts to questioning others opinion of us, and if you're like me, no longer talking to them under the belief that they don't like me. This is followed up by further strange stares, only further ingraining self doubt. Even a supermodel has the capacity to feel unattractive, as it comes down to individual perception of ones self. Self esteem is a word or concept that comes and goes for me. You will get much advice, some say it gets easier to be self assured with age, some say to focus on things you're good at, me personally, it helps just to read from like minds and know we are not alone.