Why am I not good enough for my family?

If you are wondering if you are not good enough for your family look no further than your own thoughts and feelings. Are you saying these things to yourself? Do you believe these things about yourself? Are you willing to change these beliefs and actions? If you don’t believe you are good enough, you won’t treat yourself or others any differently. And that attitude will affect everyone who is in your life. If you believe you are not good enough, you will project that onto

Why am I not good enough to be the son she wants?

If you are wondering why you aren’t good enough for your family it’s because you’re not doing the things they want you to do. If your mom or dad is disappointed in your choices, it’s because they want you to make different choices. They want you to be the person they envisioned you to be when they had you. They want you to choose a different career path, or a different spouse, or to give up on your dreams of being

Why am I not good enough for my parents?

Perhaps it’s you who isn’t good enough for your parents. Maybe they have a bad idea of what you’re capable of, or maybe they struggled with a similar problem you have. There is no right or wrong answer. What matters is that you feel heard and accepted for who you are — not who they want you to be. If your parents don’t love and accept you for who you are — it has nothing to do with you, and everything to

Why am I not good enough to make my parents proud?

I know it’s hard to understand why your child struggles with self-confidence, especially when you’ve done so much to help them feel good about themselves. It can be incredibly challenging to see your child struggle with feeling good about themselves, especially in areas where you’ve worked so hard to build up their self-esteem. Unfortunately, kids who struggle with self-confidence are often the ones who get the least help. If you’re struggling with why you’

Why am I not good enough to be her boyfriend?

You may be wondering why your mom is thinking of you as a sexual partner. Well, it’s entirely possible that she’s not. She may simply be trying to comfort you and help you to live up to your potential. Or it may have something to do with your father. If your parents are divorced, you may have grown up with a conflict between two different beliefs about sex. You may have been taught that sexual behavior is wrong, or that sex is something you do for