How do I stop hating myself?

Distract your thoughts from getting to you. Believe in yourself. Find something worth living. Learn to accept you for who you are.

Find the good things within yourself to focus on. If it as little as a goofy face you can make to being bilingual or good at math, focus on the positive. If someone else is making you hate yourself, don't focus on them. Remind yourself how important you are. Treat yourself.

Look for the things you like about yourself and focus on those.. Look at the positive things and stop paying attention to the negative.

Think of yourself as someone else. You wouldn't hate on someone else, would you? Call yourself nice things.

The first step to stop hating yourself is to acknowledge that you have flaws and can't always meet others or your own expectations. The second step is to understand those flaws, and work towards overcoming them and making yourself a better person

Contrary to popular belief, self love is a journey and not a destination. You don't just wake up one day, feeling okay with who you are. It is a process of small steps that enlighten you to the magnificent force of nature that you are. Sometimes it seems difficult and sometimes it seems downright impossible, but it is achievable and it is truly a wonderful feeling.

I look back at memories, fond memories, that are happy-positive. I remember times I made someone laugh or smile. I look back on moments I spent having fun, connecting with others.

Everybody should love his self, you know who you are and there's a million beautiful things about you, if somebody tells you that you don't deserve love something is wrong with him not you.

Self-acceptance is the first step to stop hating yourself. Surrounding yourself with loving, caring people can often help you feel better abut yourself, and about others.

try to find one thing you like about yourself and write it in a washable marker on the mirror. Every morning you will remind yourself of that one good thing. Every week try to add to the list.

You should never hate yourself because you are only given one life and you must make that life like it is your last. (For all we know it might be)

To stop our cycle of self-hatred and live free from imagined limitations, we must learn to challenge our inner critic.

Many times people hate themselves because they feel that they have not lived up to someone's expectations of who they should be and feel that they have failed. In that, they feel the guilt and unworthiness; and therefore, they are not honoring who they truly are and accepting themselves. Remember, you are here to shine in all of your awesomeness. You may be someone else's teacher, bring an awesome idea to light that no one even thought of, or even be a great friend- whether it be to another person or pet. Each day take at least five minutes to do something that you love to do- this is part of your self care or your you time. Remember that you are lovable and you are worthy. Make that your mantra " I am lovable and I am worthy."

You are unique. You are you. Nobody is like you and you have all the time to make everything count!!

Try to look at yourself in a more positive way. Try to smile more often. And don't focus on your flaws. Everyone has pimples and stretch marks. You are beautiful no matter what.

You're a amazing, gorgeous person, don't hate yourself. It's not good to do so. I love you and everyone on here cares about you.

Start counting your blessing inspite of counting your flaws you thing are in you when they are not, because you are important to much people out there :)

By taking it one step at a time and accepting that your flaws are part of who you are, and allow better parts of you to flourish. By accepting that some things are out of your control, including things that may have happened to you that caused you to lose sight of a better path. By writing down at least one good thing about yourself every day, and reflecting on things you do for yourself and others that make the world a better place. Everyone deserves love and care, especially from within.

Do you know most of us only see our bad traits? Yet everyone else notices our good traits. Don't be so hard on yourself. Go out your way to help others. Help someone cross the street. Pick up those papers they've dropped. You'll become happier as well.

Everyone has flaws. You don't have to be perfect, perction is a myth. Forgive yourself and be kind to yourself you are doing the best that you can!