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Genre: People & Blogs
Date of upload: Jun 11, 2023 ^^
Rating : 4.971 (148/20,578 LTDR)
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I have a picture of myself and my brother as children cheezin it up on my makeup desk. I remind myself that only a disordered person would talk to those small children the way our parents talked to us. That's how our inner voices came to be. So now I look at the picture of us as children to remind myself how to speak to myself.
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I unfortunately deal with severe self loathing & depression. I dealt with this ever since i was a lil kid. I'm 53yrs old & by God's grace I'm doing OK & not self destructive/self sabotaging but i do have to fight against demonic thoughts. It's never about anyone else, I've always directed ir inward. I'm gonna watch this video & take the suggestions because things have & if i ain't careful things can get real dark. 🌵🕯☦️🕯🌵
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Esto me hizo llorar, yo pensaba que tenía que ser duro conmigo mismo para poder llegar a una etapa en mi vida donde pueda decirme a mi mismo "Estoy felíz", pero al escuchar tus palabras, me hizo dudar en lo que he estado haciendo todo este tiempo, ya que estaba haciendo lo que dijiste en el video, hacer mis problemas peor de lo que son, y mis cosas positivas no tan buenas.
Ahora tengo un punto de vista diferente, uno que va a cambiar mi vida si lo pongo en práctica, gracias.
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I’m 24. I stopped talking bad about myself for the first time in my life about 2 months ago. I stopped putting myself down, and started lifting myself up. (Like a cheerful friend would) I stopped insulting myself and started giving myself small compliments. This ultimately changed how I interact with others. I have never been so annoyed at someone else’s disrespect toward me only after I started to actually respect myself. When someone Ik calls me a name or makes a bad joke, I actually challenge them amen correct them. I keep it classy and simple. I spent over 20 years calling myself names, and I finally stopped. Now why would I let you do it.
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say: I am developing myself every day. I am growing by every step I take. I accept myself at the point of growth where I am now. I keep on growing because I do effort for this, fotr myself. I love myself for who I am now and I will love myself not more when I reached a specific point. My love for myself is always THE SAME. A new day... let's GO!
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10 months ago
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