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How to overcome low self esteem as an abuse survivor
Seek out friends and family.
Surround yourself with people that make you feel safe and cared for; hang out with friends that make you laugh and feel good. Find those individuals who can be your cheerleaders when you need them to be.
A: In general, being around other people who make you happy can have a positive effect on how you feel about yourself and how you cope with your situation. Research has consistently shown a positive relationship between perceived social support and self-esteem.

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How to get a title back from a title loan company
Review the terms of the loan.
When you finally pay off the balance of your title loan, the loan company will remove the lien it placed on your vehicle, which represents the loan company's legal right to take possession of your vehicle until you have paid back your debt. It will then return the title to you.
A: This process should be spelled out in your loan agreement. Look over this document to understand exactly what you need to do in order to restore full title to your vehicle.

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How to determine if you're regular or goofy foot
Recognize the difference between regular and goofy.
These terms refer to the two stances used in board sports. Your stance is which foot is in front of the other when you're riding.
A: Regular means to stand on the board with your left foot forward. Your right foot will be behind it, near the tail of the board.

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How to greet people in afrikaans
Greet a stranger formally with " goeie dag ".
When you first meet someone, you should greet them formally as a sign of respect with the formal way to say " hello " in afrikaans.
You can also offer your hand to the person and shake their hand as a formal way of greeting.
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Many afrikaans shake hands when they are greeting each other informally and the women will kiss each other on the lips in greeting. Say " haai " or " hallo " if you are greeting an acquaintance or a friend.