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anongirl
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anongirl's Top (1) Replies by other users' votes
- (1 vote) I have no talents.
I felt like I was pretty average for a very long time… Then I met a group of very supportive friends who helped to yank me out of my shell. I started doing things that I never thought I could before, and I gained a lot of self esteem. I would suggest grabbing some friends and trying something new… You could volunteer somewhere, or go on a road trip, try to learn a new language, ask a girl out on a date… etc.
Another thing to do to boost self esteem is to go somewhere by yourself. I went snowboarding by myself for the first time (I was 17 and very lonely), and managed to make a lot of new friends on the mountain.
Teaching yourself something new doesn’t necessarily require an amazing talent, it can build off of the ones you already have, and never tried to use before.
- written 1 year ago – voted for by Mayor