How to stop feeling insecure

These days, I am feeling very insecure about various aspects of myself, including my looks, studies, financial background, and behavior. My insecurity has reached a point where I don’t want to face people. Despite my love for talking and sharing opinions, I’ve stopped engaging with others because I don’t feel good enough. I constantly worry about how people perceive my sullen or dull appearance and fear they might notice my disoriented or supposedly ugly features. Academically, I feel like the biggest loser in my class.

Previously, I had a sense of being good enough. I was confident in my capabilities and limitations. However, things have taken a downturn.

To address these issues, I’ve considered acceptance as a solution. I’ve decided to embrace myself—the good, bad, and ugly parts. While I acknowledge my imperfections, I see them as the elements that give me character and make me unique. When we accept ourselves there is no way one can take advantage of our feelings and hurt us.

I am grateful for the unique shape of my face.

I am grateful for the amazing bones that provide structure to my face.

I am grateful for my body that has endured thick and thin.

I am grateful for my abilities.

I accept my imperfections; it is up to your capability how accommodating you are.

Periodt.