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2 years ago

When was a time in your life that you struggled with self-esteem, and what did you do about it?

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Gwar [14]2 years ago

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A time I struggled with self- esteem is when my father passed away. Considering that my father always brought me up and was my support system, losing him was also losing a part of me. What I did about this is exercising more, me and my father used to do this all the time. I began doing what me and him would because even though he is gone physically, he never will be emotionally.

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