My self-esteem is not exactly amazing.

I like to think I have high/or at least good self esteem but really I have this inner voice that lets me know how much I suck at most things, I'm not good enough or smart enough. sometimes when discussing a topic I'll just assume I'm wrong and the other person is right when the the opposite is true.
Some days though I can be overly arrogant, or maybe I just am really right this time, maybe.

It could be better.

I've spent the past 5 years working on my self-love and I'm in a really good place with it. (And about your answers: I don't think there's such a thing as loving yourself "too much." People who come off as arrogant are pompous don't actually love themselves; they're insecure and that's why they behave that way.)

Above average, but not extremely high. I always think positively, and I refused to be bothered by other people's criticisms.

That's a good point about insecure people appearing to have high self esteem. I've always been socially awkward and have had low self esteem since I was a kid but I've never came off as overly confident to hide it. I just wonder how people get to a healthy point of confidence because I can't even imagine being that confident in myself.

I don't really have any talents or skills. I struggle with body issues and weight issues. I'm also struggling with just this overall feeling of not being good enough for everybody despite all my efforts. I'm my own worst enemy. It's hard to shake it when I've been that way so long.

I've never had a high self esteem.

somewhere between average and low

I used to have really horrible self esteem, but I spent the money and got myself braces, lost a little weight and tried to start internalizing compliments. So long as you're not fishing for them and you're not in a position to be sucked up to, people wouldn't tell you nice things if they didn't mean them and my boyfriend never lies to me. I was being rude by not believing the things people said. I think the internalizing compliments helped me the most.

My boyfriend tells me I'm smart and warm and beautiful. And my friends tell me I'm a great friend and the best person to talk to when they need it because I'm great at listening and giving advice if they ask. I own my own cleaning business, and I'm damn good at it and I trained my brothers to be good at it, too so I could hire them. All my clients rave about our work. Those are the things that I remember when I'm feeling bad about myself.

I have to admit, it took a LOT of work to get where I am self esteem-wise, and without the support of my sweet boyfriend, I never could have done it. So I think to get better self esteem, you need at least one honest person in your life who is supportive of you and tells you good things about yourself. Believe that person!! And you need to want to love yourself. Look at yourself in the mirror and pick out things you like about your body. If there's something you don't like that you can do something about, do it! Tell yourself that you're strong and awesome! And always believe the nice things people tell you about yourself!

If arrogance is something you worry about, remember this: Confidence is loving who you are and being comfortable in your own skin. You can be yourself and not worry about people not liking you. You KNOW you're sexy and you don't need to be told so. You know you're smart, and you know you're awesome! Arrogance is not loving yourself, but putting on a show so that you appear to. It's hiding who you really are and telling people how great you are because you want people to believe it. If you're happy and you truly feel good about yourself, you will not be arrogant.

I'd say medium-high, I have a good healthy amount but not too much! I am transsexual, so uh, my body and gender dysphoria WRECK my self esteem on some days but I can usually look past it and know that I'll be comfortable with my body someday.

It's about average. Working on it.

After years of thinking there was nothing good about myself, I've finally come to a point where I can see some things that are good. I'd say that I have average self esteem at this point. I'm not always down, but things do get me there. Seeing cute clothes I can't fit into, seeing certain photos of myself, things like that tend to get me down sometimes.

Mine is high usually but I have my occasional moments of self-doubt.

Been actively working on it to make it higher so I can shake off the "Eeyore" identity and make myself more appealing to employers.

I am a low self-esteemer but I work on it and I have very supportive people in my life who help me recognize what I am good at and why I am important

My self esteem changes according to my moods, the day's events or activities and the subject of what I am talking about/doing/or thinking. I know that is an interesting?? way of putting my answer, but I have learned through much counseling that there are varying levels of confidence, knowledge, internal and external factors involved with self esteem.

The more confident I am with the tasks, knowledge I have about what is going on and the better my mood at the time--coupled with people who are at least polite or not having any "bad luck" that day, the better I feel about myself and my self confidence is higher. If I an insecure, uncertain and not feeling very happy--and run into rude, snobby or unfriendly people and run out of gas because I did not stop and gas up....yeah, low low day!!

I'm average

Very low, but getting better than it used to be

I think too highly of myself in some areas (not so much other areas) and have to remind myself that I'm basically nobody :p

MY self esteem is somewhere in the middile i guess.

Mine was much higher before I lost a high-paying job, but what I have learned through unemployment is that I don't have to achieve (or look a certain way, or have a certain quality, fill in your own issue) to be "good enough" as a person or for the people who love me. If you are good to your loved ones, you are good enough.

I think you would feel a lot better if you put some serious energy into hearing your mom and boyfriend. They mean what they say. Sometimes you have to work on listening and turn off the negative voice in your head. Good luck and I hope you feel better.

Depends.

Super high in some areas, extremely low in others. Fluctuates in some. Depends on who I'm with, or how I'm feeling or what I'm going through with some.

I'd say I have ups and downs regarding my abilities and looks often