Low self-esteem can be difficult to recognize as a problem within yourself. But here are a few signs that show that you might not value yourself as you should. People with low self-esteem tend to give into arguments easily, apologize often and unnecessarily, and become easily depressed. They also don't take well to constructive criticism and can be materialistic. A low self-esteem can stop someone from living their best life because it stops them from forming meaningful relationships and making their own decisions. If you see these signs in yourself, it may be time to re-evaluate and find ways to become more self-assured.
Are you a silent, pensive person at parties, most comfortable with your own company? Others might think that you lack confidence and try to boost your morale and make you more social. However, there might be a different, more deep-rooted problem at work here, more than just low self-confidence – a low self-esteem.
Low self-esteem is characterized by a persistent inferiority complex that makes you feel worthless and incompetent in every aspect of life. If you notice any of these warning signs in yourself or another person, they are an indication of low self-esteem.

1. Easily Give In To Arguments

Giving in to arguments is a symptom of low self esteem
You try to avoid conflict at all costs. Even if this means agreeing to something that you don’t necessarily believe in. As a result, you rarely get a chance to express yourself. This prevents you from building meaningful relationships as people cannot get to know who you truly are. Get over this aversion to conflict by telling yourself that your opinion is valued. Repeat this daily, and soon you will start believing it.

2. Always Have An Apology At The Tip Of Your Tongue

Apologizing is a sign of someone with low self esteem
People suffering from a low self-esteem may believe that everything that goes wrong is because of something they’ve done. This is primarily because they are completely unaware of their self-worth. They only see their faults and not their many gifts and talents. Does this sound like something you do? The next time you find yourself apologizing, try to realize that your apology is unnecessary as you have done nothing wrong.