discuss How do you develop friendships if you feel you have nothing to offer?

[Ja sa bong]

Suffering from low self esteem is a big psychological problem which can make someone give up on himself. It makes someone think he/she is good for nothing. It's very hard for such person to be in a relationship because they will keep feeling overwhelmed always.

How do you develop friendships if you feel you have nothing to offer?

 

[Zani]

I have a lot to offer in relationships, and for that reason, no friend is going to treat me like I am not somebody. I will make sure that I disconnect with such a friend before they even think of doing so.

 

[Kross]

The truth is that you won't be able to have any friendship that you don't have anything to offer. The world today thrives on shared interests and anyone that has nothing to offer in a relationship or friendship is considered to be exploitative.

 

[NatureFreak]

A human thinking he has nothing to offer is most likely suffering from low self esteem. The companionship alone is something that cannot be taken from granted. I believe everyone has something to offer in a friendship.

 

[abra12]

No way, l do not offer something in a relationship. I have to be beneficial to the other person and vice versa.

 

[Augusta]

You can still offer something if you don't have money. .People will. still love and respect you for what you offer them. Be there in hard times. Be patient for a while and sure you will see someone that would appreciate you

 

[Yama]

Friendship is not about offering something, it is about sharing and caring. If you have low self esteem, you might have difficulties in developing friendship but if you already have friends, they might help you with your low esteem. They might boost your morale.

 

[Zani]

Friendship is not about offering something, it is about sharing and caring. If you have low self esteem, you might have difficulties in developing friendship but if you already have friends, they might help you with your low esteem. They might boost your morale.

One should be able to give if they are hoping to have something back. I believe it is why friendship is all about being selfless and not basically focusing on giving all the time.

 

[Apsara]

I’ve felt like I have nothing to offer in friendships sometimes, especially during tough moments like work stress. To develop friendships, I focus on small, genuine gestures, like listening attentively over coffee at a local cafe or sharing a laugh about a movie we both love. I show curiosity, asking about their hobbies during a walk in the park, and offer support, like helping with a small task at their place. Being authentic, even just chatting about daily life in my cozy living room, builds trust.