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I'd build them up where possible but only honestly and give them no reason to doubt or mistrust me. Eventually though, the person has to take some responsibility for how they feel and seek professional counselling if it becomes too great an issue. Your partner shouldn't have to be, nor can they be your shrink.
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Oh man I just posted a longwinded version of this question! Except its more like possible partner and WWYD.
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Suggest he/she go to therapy. And, if it was really, important, consider couples therapy.
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Offer suggestions to them that may have worked for you.(ie: journaling, talk therapy, friends) Help them find why, or what bothers them. If you know where the low self esteem streams from, try and compliment it.(example: I used to say I felt ugly, let me put some make up on. and my bf would say you are beautiful with out make up.)
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I'd try to cheer her up. That would be horrible if my woman thought low of her self. This would be a time for me to make her happy and most of all feel that she is competent and can do it. I wouldn't be attracted to a woman who didn't have any wherewithal about herself. there are some very solid women out there and I know we all feel down occasionally. That's what a solid support network is all about anyhow.
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