Search Results: self confidence

A navy seal said this and I gave it some thought and realize I don't care what people believe about my basketball skills I believe I can beat them. I was very good at an early age and praised for it. But if you tell me I'm bad in something else I don't feel that same confidence deep within yet. Ask yourself what are you very good at or once was great at and then ask how would you feel if someone said they were better than you at it. Maybe a friend. You don't believe them. Because you confidence is so strong within yourself. Their words do nothing to you because you deeply have self confidence in doing that thing. The more their words do to you the more you lack confidence. A better example is below.

You cannot tie your shoes hahaha!!!
Did it make you question your confidence? Or did you think this dude is an idiot ofc I can tie my shoe?

If you don't have confidence you can tie your shoe then well damn...

https://www.elle.com/uk/life-and-culture/culture/g31147560/best-dating-apps/

Dating apps usually only help boost women's egos to narcissism levels, and only help destroy 90% of men's egos down to depression levels of insecurity. TRUE OR FALSE?

If a woman who at least looks like an actual female (not like a literal man/transwoman), thus at least a 3 out of 10, uses dating apps, they'll give her a massively swelled ego and make her think she's a 10 out of 10 due to all the simps she'll be drowning in. (If you don't believe me, just go on Instagram and look at a female's profile and all the pathetic self-degrading comments men leave in them.)

If a man who isn't at least an 8 out of 10, and has some fatal physical flaw in the dating world (less than six feet tall, doesn't have an athletic gym body, over the age of 29, is going bald, is ugly, etc) uses dating apps, he'll be made to feel like he's an undateable 0 out of 10 and likely suffer a major blow to his self-esteem, confidence, assessment of his looks, and possibly even develop depression.