How an inferior complex hinders weight loss
How an inferior complex hinders weight loss No one can make you feel inferior without your consent but try telling that to someone who is being constantly put down and made to feel that they are less valuable than others. It is often those people in authority to us which are mostly to blame for the emotional damage which they inflict on others. This could be at home, at school, or at work. Those at the receiving end of this type of abuse will need to deal with it all because if they don’t all efforts of self-improvement will end in failure. A person with low self-esteem is less likely to take care of themselves and sometimes get involved in unhealthy habits such as eating junk foods, taking drugs, or drinking alcohol. These things are no substitute for real friends. A pastor once said, “A girl will date their self-esteem,” in other words, she will set lower standards than someone who has a higher self esteem. What are the contributing factors to low self esteem? 1. Being constantly