Laura Croft
Happily maintaining
Okay this may be a controversial question but I'm procrastinating as I have a to do list which I need to get back to .
When I lacked in self-esteem, I tried harder to make friends because I couldn't believe people would like me. Of course being too nice ended up being a downfall as well.
I've been told twice in the last two days, I'm a really thoughtful person. I don't realise I'm being thoughtful, and I'm not trying to make people like me anymore. If they do, great providing I like them too, if they don't like me, well no loss to me
But I really think I had to try harder to make friends because I was uncomfortable because of the person I was inside. I constantly compared my insides to other people's outsides and lost every darn time. As a result of my lack of self-confidence, I became a nicer (and maybe better??) person.
When I lacked in self-esteem, I tried harder to make friends because I couldn't believe people would like me. Of course being too nice ended up being a downfall as well.
I've been told twice in the last two days, I'm a really thoughtful person. I don't realise I'm being thoughtful, and I'm not trying to make people like me anymore. If they do, great providing I like them too, if they don't like me, well no loss to me
But I really think I had to try harder to make friends because I was uncomfortable because of the person I was inside. I constantly compared my insides to other people's outsides and lost every darn time. As a result of my lack of self-confidence, I became a nicer (and maybe better??) person.