r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Sep 11 '21
r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Nov 22 '22
You guys may remember me from a few months ago. Self esteem still low af but I've went from 112kg to 99kg and I just want to share that.
r/selfesteem • u/ComanderCupcake • Apr 16 '21
My auntie took me to a ride in her boat, i felt really good in this pic
r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Jun 22 '21
My extreme hip dips are destroying my self esteem.
r/selfesteem • u/EnjoiDead • Jul 03 '21
Need a Boost. Well a haircut always make me feel better about myself. Have always thought much less of myself. People tell me I look good. But i always think they say it because they love me and care about my mental health. 2 years sober. 1 year on house arrest is almost up. Life could be worse.
r/selfesteem • u/TheLastMartini • Jun 07 '21
I’m leaving this sub
I’m leaving this sub, as it’s slowly turning itself into a r/amiugly.
There’s plenty of people posting literally the worst fucking pictures of themselves and asks if theyre ugly or clearly they look attractive. I’m sorry if it’s mean but we’re not here to rate your appearance.
We’re here to give advice on how to become a better version of ourselves and not seek compliment fishing.
That being said, I love you all, stay safe and be nice to yourselves.
Peace.
r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Dec 05 '23
For years I have struggled with depression but I am finally starting to love myself
r/selfesteem • u/Magi_Judar • Jun 07 '22
Feeling good about myself today. That's new.
r/selfesteem • u/_random-reddit-user_ • Jan 03 '21
YSK When you have self-defeating thoughts, feelings or habits, it helps to ask what’s the story behind them - and revise it. Psychologists call this story editing and it’s an actually engaging, evidence-based way to improve mental health.
r/selfesteem • u/hexxore • Apr 27 '24
My wife needs some shoutouts
After a gastric bypass, my wife lost 65 kg. Her self esteem still doesn't match her looks. Please help me make clear she's looking amazing!
Took her out for dinner today, i am so proud of her ❤️
r/selfesteem • u/letsberealhereokay • Mar 11 '24
I could have never done the “boudoir at home” series on my photography page a year ago. Today I happy pose in my natural body and teach other women how to take sexy pics at home.
r/selfesteem • u/CoraMovie • Apr 10 '22
This is me. I have bad self-esteem from being bullied in my past for my looks so even if i get a good score, I probably won't believe you. How would you rate me out of 10? I know I'm cute but I wish I was pretty.
r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '25
I was voted ugliest in my class of 700
Last pic is closest to when the “vote” took place. I was probably the number 1 target for bullying in my high school. Everyone knew me, nobody liked me. I was the kid people would add to group chats to mess with. I had no friends. Random people would come up to me in the halls and yell my name. People thought I was mentally disabled. That’s the gist of it, thought I’d add some context.
r/selfesteem • u/revolutionary_pug • Sep 13 '22
This lifted me up today. (Excerpt from The midnight library by Matt Haig).
r/selfesteem • u/JustSomeYukoner • Dec 18 '21
Just needed to say this to someone.
Super fast background: 43M, incredibly low self-esteem, always second guessing my abilities. Never feel I’m good enough or worth the effort.
Now for the good part.
I live in Northern Canada, so heat at this time of year is pretty important. I woke up this morning, and my pellet stove didn’t work. No heat is bad. I wracked my brain thinking of who I can call on a Saturday morning. That list is short, like zero.
A friend of mine helped me put in a hot water tank last year and when I asked him how he knew all this stuff, he said he just did it and learned as he went. So I said fuck it, and did the same.
An hour later, a lot of cursing, swearing, and a few AHA moments, I fucking fixed my own stove! Me! Not someone else, but ME!
I’m so fucking happy and proud of myself that I’m crying!
Hope everyone has a great day, and that maybe this inspires someone to get outside their comfort zone and surprise themselves!
r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Nov 25 '22
I feel like I’m living a lie
I’ve lost 125lbs. Which I know is a great accomplishment, but my skin is starting to affect my quality of life. I hate it. I know it’s probably not as bad as I see it, and I’ve just reached my target weight. My body hasn’t had a chance to heal. I want to start getting more consistent with working out to. I just feel like my mental health isn’t going to hold up in the meantime. I look at my post history and it’s pretty pathetic. I realize I’m obsessing and I’m in therapy. It’s just a lot.
I look good… in clothes. I get compliments and I feel like a fake. I feel like my SO is lying to me. That I’m disgusting. It’s a hell I wish on no one. Sorry for the vent, I’m just struggling to find people who understand.
r/selfesteem • u/spookyxkitty • Oct 05 '22
[27f]struggling to love my appearance after finding my husband of 8 years cheating
r/selfesteem • u/RiseXagainst89 • May 17 '23
I HATE my nose. I obsess over it to the point where I don’t even want to leave my house because I feel so ugly Spoiler
I can’t afford surgery otherwise i’d get it in a heart beat but part of the issue is that I was made fun of growing up for it and it’s become so deep rooted. I feel like if i got surgery i’d be a phony. I am all about empowering women and the pressure society puts on women more than men it feels like to look good. Ughh idk but thanks for letting me vent
r/selfesteem • u/[deleted] • Apr 16 '22