I guess we all look ourselves in front of a mirror and find disgusting details in us that in some moment we would had liked to change, just like happened to you with your hands,that, I'm not a hand-goodlooking specialist, but I see nothing wrong with yours, on the contrary. So, moving on, time and be surrounded by the right people teaches us that we are perfect the way we are, we just have to give our bodies the right health care they deserve, not to look well,that's nice, but to keep'em in shape and thus its gratefulness contributes to our wellbeing. That's what's really important, feeling well and love ourselves, can't love anyone else rightfully if you don't give love to your very self. Greetings.
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I think I've gone through a period of introspection when I realized what happened to my hands. It's an important step to learn to appreciate what we didn't like before, but it's a long road, especially because the mind still has a lot of damage, but learning to love yourself is difficult but it will always be worth it. Thanks for your comment.
Yes, I know, I know it's hard to rebuild our selves when broken into pieces whatever the reason, I've been there, sometimes I still am, we are gonna keep stumbling in life, that's for sure, standing up is what matters. Still trying over the hard issues.