Parental Alienation Lack of Self Worth
- You have problems loving and accepting yourself the way you are.
- You criticise and judge yourself regularly.
- You expect perfection from yourself at all times.
- You wish you could look like or be like someone else.
- You struggle with social interactions and often feel overlooked and ignored in conversations.
- You exaggerate to appear more interesting when talking to others.
- You are easily embarrassed in conversations because you don’t feel important or intelligent enough to contribute something useful.
- You feel ashamed of yourself.
- You feel uncomfortable with too much attention.
- You are unsure how to react to praise.
- You are prone to stomach and bowel upsets, especially when you feel anxious.
- You struggle financially because, deep down, you feel you don’t deserve an abundant, worry-free life.
- You feel awkward asking for what you deserve or charging appropriately for your services.
- You tend to sabotage yourself because you subconsciously believe you do not deserve happiness.
- You think that happiness, wealth or love are not meant for “people like you”.
- You buy things you don’t need and your home is filled with clutter.
- You frequently demonstrate your superiority to overcompensate for feeling inferior.
- You disrespect other people because you have no respect for yourself.
- You can be aggressive or abusive towards other people because you believe your own life to be worthless and assume everybody else’s is too.
