She knew she was deliberately finding flaw with everything about herself, and finding very little to celebrate. She second-guessed everything she said and did.
The character struggles with self-criticism, often focusing on her flaws rather than her strengths. She has developed a habit of scrutinizing every aspect of her personality, which prevents her from acknowledging any positive qualities she possesses. This mindset leads her to feel dissatisfied with herself and her actions.
Additionally, her tendency to second-guess her words and decisions intensifies her feelings of inadequacy. This constant self-doubt not only affects her self-esteem but also hinders her ability to appreciate the person she is. The internal conflict she faces showcases a profound struggle with self-acceptance and the need for personal celebration.
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