#overcoming insecurities

[selflovebestlove8]

Eight Love Affirmations

[boostyourintelligence]

Inferiority Complex in Relationships : How It Affects Your Love Life?

Description: In this eye-opening video, we dive deep into the world of inferiority complex in relationships and how it can impact your love life. 😔💔 Discover the signs of an inferiority complex, the reasons behind it, and how to overcome it for a healthier, happier relationship. 💑💪 Don't let your insecurities hold you back from experiencing true love! ❤️🌟 Be sure to like, comment, and subscribe for more insightful content. 📈🔔 And don't forget to share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below! 👇💬

[news24h]

Love Beyond Appearances: A Journey to Happily Ever After

In a world where first impressions often hinge on physical appearance, the story of two young lovers reminds us that true love transcends outward looks. This is a tale of resilience, acceptance, and the unwavering commitment to love someone for who they are on the inside. Meet Anna and David, two individuals who met in college. From the very first day, they found a connection that was…

[wickedzeevyln]

Outdo Outlook

Outshine your critics,Outlive your trials,Outwork your complacency,Outplay your challenges,Outrun your doubts,Outwit your adversity,Outsmart your insecurities,Outlearn your limits,Outbid your failure when vying for success,Outgrow yourself, Outdo your fate.

[jaatanilsolanki]

How to Handle Jealousy in a Relationship: A Guide to Overcoming Insecurities and Cultivating Trust

Learn effective strategies to handle jealousy in your relationship and foster a strong sense of trust. Explore practical tips to address insecurities, communicate openly, and build a healthier connection with your partner.

[ritik3630a]

Write a true love story with a sad ending?

Love is one of the most complex and beautiful emotions that a human being can experience. It can bring immense joy and happiness, but it can also cause heartache and pain. The story that has been shared with me is a tale of love, loss, and the struggles that come with maintaining a relationship.The story begins with a chance encounter between two young people who lived in the same neighborhood.…

[kagintonpackage]

Unlock the Secrets of Overcoming Insecurities

[sleepy-sham]

Big Post 16. Ngl I cranked out some bangers with this one. Might be my best post yet

more aot memes

[theweeklydiscourse]

Alina’s reluctance to power didn’t make her humble or virtuous, it just made her cowardly. For Alina, rejecting power doesn’t mean rejecting corruption, it means rejecting a fundamental part of herself. It would have been good for Alina to accept responsibility and rise to the occasion as a hero and leader instead of remaining passive. Trying to generalize all forms of power as inherently corrupting ignores the context of Alina’s reluctance and frames her meekness and passivity as a good thing.

[vladdyissues]

Dropping some headcanons here.

Vlad finally having someone for himself in the sense that, he's someone's main priority. Finally! Something that was only a concept, a fantasy and as the years went by an impossible dream. And now, now it's a reality. Danny sees him, thinks about him and gives him priority. It took them a while we in getting there. Now they're a team, a unit. Sometimes that thought alone has Vlad in the brink of tears, 10 yrs together and at times he gets anxious that it will be gone. That Danny will leave for someone else or get tired of how jaded he is. That's fine, he'll have his moments and then Danny will remind him that they have forever. He's not leaving, he can't, he doesn't want to. They'll be together for hundreds of years, to infinity.

My pompep-loving heart grew two sizes from reading this, anon 💗

[selflovebestlove8]

7 affirmations for insecurities+Fears

[quasi-normalcy]

Disney's endless parade of "first gay characters," like...I don't want some couple kissing in the background of a shot that will be deleted in China; I want relentlessly queer-coded melodramatic villains back!

[delawaredetroit]

It's funny that from Kirishima's point of view, Izuku is one of his classmates with the highest connections. Like Kirishima was erroneously putting him in the same category as the nepo babies in his head

[metanarrates]

in some ways this is true + a beautiful way for kdj to help yjh in a way that only he ever could, but this is still another instance of kdj removing himself from the situation and firmly placing himself in the role of reader and yoo joonghyuk in the role of character. while this does solve the present issue (yjh's identity crisis brought about by insecurity and fear at kdj continually killing himself) it actually exacerbates the core issue in their relationship - yjh desperately wants an equal companion, but kdj keeps hiding behind the fourth wall and keeps removing himself from yjhs life. even his act of help creates a certain distance between them because he doesn't treat them as being on the same level. he doesn't think he can save anyone because he doesn't exist in the same world as everyone else.

at the end of the day, kdj still is not treating yjh's feelings of care towards him as valid, and not understanding that issues like this will keep cropping up as long as kdj keeps engaging in self sacrificial and emotionally distancing behavior. one issue down! one gigantic rift still widening!

[moonshynecybin]

Pecco: marquez's arrival could be a disaster

I'm beating marquez with the same bike

Marc: I wish pecco would win the world championship 😊😊😊🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍🥳🥳🥳

yeah i will say i think pecco ABSOLUTELYYYYYYYY sees it as a personal little mindgame. which is really fucking funny if marc for once DOESNT !

[e-n-t-r-o-p-i-c-f-r-o-g]

Vent incoming in which I yap, then yap some more...

I wish I could give my child self a pat on the head and tell her that one day she will be able to call herself a writer.

All those tests and essays, barely scraping by, believing my ideas weren't good enough as a result. I really struggled with grammar, structure, rhythm, and basically everything else involved in writing.

In my school, students with seemingly low potential were subtely dismissed and/or not encouraged. The teachers tried to hide this, but sometimes you can tell what they're thinking (or not thinking) about you.

I wanted to be a storyteller, so I went into film instead, hoping I'd find a way to express my ideas visually, but ironically, it led me straight back into writing.

I know that things are different now. I've worked SO HARD to get here. That said, every time I sit down to write something, every single time, I feel like a little kid again who can't do it right (although once I get a flow going, this is not a problem, but my anxiety keeps coming back again and again. It's like a cockroach.)

Most writers get caught in this limbo. I'm definitely not alone in feeling this way. It's a curse that ebbs and flows for all creators. We're all too stuck wondering whether or not we pass as "good enough" in what we do to see that, when we remove all metrics, we're doing what humans were always meant to do, which is, to share ideas, learn from others, and change ourselves for the better.