Hi ladies,
Did you have high self esteem as a young girl?
If you could give young girls advice about reaching their full potential, what would it be?
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Growing up, I had VERY low self esteem. Lets just say my dad was a complete jerk. I married the man of my dreams, my hero almost 5 years ago and I feel a lot better about myself. He tells me I'm beautiful all the time, it just feels good to hear it.
My daughter is only 16 months old, I joined this group to learn how to build her self confidence as she grows. I'm nervous because I have had self esteem issues for a long time.
I was pretty low on the self-esteem scale, and still struggle with that at times today. I always try to make sure my DD knows she is loved, supported and cherished, and that she has alot to offer. Right now she is struggling and this makes me sad.
I had very low self esteem when I was growing up. I was always picked on at school so I was always very self conscious about how I looked. When I met my husband that all changed and I am now more confident about myself. I have taught my daughter to never take what people say negative about her to heart. I told her that there are mean people out there and that she is beautiful no matter what and that I will always love her for who she is.
I had very low self esteem as a child. I was a bit overweight and we moved around a lot so it was hard to make friends. As a young adult I blossomed and became much more confident.
I had good self esteem someday and bad others. I guess if I had to say whether or not I had none or if I had good self esteem. I would say it was pretty ok.
I didn't have much growing up, I think it's important to seek out where your real value is, not in the number of friends, or looks, or any of those things that can change- you were created to be just how you are, and there is no one else exactly like you and that is really cool and a good thing. :)
I had really bad self-esteem growing up, and sometimes I still have it. I tell my daughter to be positive and give her lots of positive feed back to her and tell her not to worry about other people and there negative thoughts


- Cafe AmyB
on Jun. 25, 2012 at 10:28 AM