Overcoming Social Anxiety
Susie shares her journey through bullying and the impact it had on her self-esteem and social anxiety. She reflects on the struggle of wanting to be liked and how external validation influenced her confidence. Despite early challenges, she eventually found a sense of belonging and self-acceptance, highlighting the importance of understanding one's worth beyond others' opinions.In this clip
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