Self-Esteem vs low self-esteem - Page 12

Liebling:-))) · 12-14-2005, 07:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by GalaxyAngel

Liebling..
I'm sorry.. Im not here for this proprite thread because of bible thumpers here.. huge changed thread.

Supposed be stick thread about self-esteem ??? Now what happend?
I'd rather not come here... anymore.. this thread.. I'll find else where another thread..

I know

I thought we would discuss over clothes what we wear because it related to self-esteem but it ends into bible issues *sigh* but I'm glad that AudiFuzzy created a new thread after notice many topic off on my threads.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Audiofuzzy
Peeps please since it was partly my fault for derailing Liebling's thread from self- esteem onto religious subjects, I feel guilty and suggest that we from now on move any religious subject to the Christian forum...? please?
I think naming the thread 'Self-esteem / Christ-esteem' would be an easy way to indicate what it's about..

No problem AudiFuzzy! I'm glad that you create a new thread at religious section...

Admin. and Mod. Could you please move religious issues from my thread to AudiFuzzy's thread? I would be much appreicate it...

Audiofuzzy · 12-14-2005, 03:17 PM

Good idea, moving religious threads where they belong! ) Maybe it's even possible to keep the order of postings intact.

Ok let's talk about how the way we dress may reflect our self- esteem.
basically I think I have pretty good self- esteem, but also I like to think I have a healthy dose of reality too, meaning while I still feel good about my body I am aware it's nearing 50

So I am not going to wear something that will show my unatractive parts, but I may and I will wear something that is intended for younger pple for example those fantastic sequined Chateau jeans yumm yummm..
That's where my self- esteem kicks in- I feel that despite my age I CAN wear this, and am looking good in it

the secret is in matching other pieces of apparel - not too flashy and more conservative, it will balance each other out.

Fuzzy

strangeanita146 · 12-22-2005, 01:51 PM

its not only that i was hearing i was deppreseed stiill am i used to cut my self but theres more to that than u think usually its judt a feeling of sad ness i dont know hey

asl
write back from
anita

01-15-2006, 03:17 AM

i have sufferred from some low esteem,
1. my divorce,
2. have hard to stay friends with for long here

3. my poor English, i can understand reading and laughing i love to watch

but write on my own no fun, unclear or/and misunderstanding :/

exact where i found what's low-esteem..

Inability to open yourself to others and inability to trust others
Insecurity about who you are and lack of belief in yourself
Inability to make decisions because of confusion and fear of making a mistake or of disappointing others
Excessive use of masks to hide true feelings
Inability to forgive and to forget past harms and hurts from others

Oceanbreeze · 01-15-2006, 10:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reba

I notice that Liebling doesn't use her own voice. She started this thread with a loooonnnngg quotation from another source. What's the difference? If Liebling can quote from a published source to make her point, why can't someone else quote from a published source (the Bible) to make another point?

There is no difference. Anybody can quote from any source they choose to. If someone objects to the source, they can skip over the post or thread.

12-22-2005, 01:51 PM	#333 (permalink)
strangeanita146 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2005 Posts: 2	yeah its not only that i was hearing i was deppreseed stiill am i used to cut my self but theres more to that than u think usually its judt a feeling of sad ness i dont know hey asl write back from anita

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12-14-2005, 03:17 PM	#332 (permalink)
Audiofuzzy Registered User Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 1,968	Good idea, moving religious threads where they belong! ) Maybe it's even possible to keep the order of postings intact. Ok let's talk about how the way we dress may reflect our self- esteem. basically I think I have pretty good self- esteem, but also I like to think I have a healthy dose of reality too, meaning while I still feel good about my body I am aware it's nearing 50 So I am not going to wear something that will show my unatractive parts, but I may and I will wear something that is intended for younger pple for example those fantastic sequined Chateau jeans yumm yummm.. That's where my self- esteem kicks in- I feel that despite my age I CAN wear this, and am looking good in it the secret is in matching other pieces of apparel - not too flashy and more conservative, it will balance each other out. Fuzzy

01-15-2006, 03:17 AM	#334 (permalink)
FreeWoman77 Guest Posts: n/a	i have sufferred from some low esteem, 1. my divorce, 2. have hard to stay friends with for long here 3. my poor English, i can understand reading and laughing i love to watch but write on my own no fun, unclear or/and misunderstanding :/ exact where i found what's low-esteem.. Inability to open yourself to others and inability to trust others Insecurity about who you are and lack of belief in yourself Inability to make decisions because of confusion and fear of making a mistake or of disappointing others Excessive use of masks to hide true feelings Inability to forgive and to forget past harms and hurts from others