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- Dictionaryin·se·cure/ˌinsəˈkyo͝or/
adjective
- 1. not firmly fixed; liable to give way or break: "an insecure footbridge" Similar Opposite
- 2. (of a person) not confident or assured; uncertain and anxious: "a rather gauche, insecure young man" Similar Opposite
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2 days ago · Someone insecure with who and what they are tends to continually define their character traits to others.
4 days ago · Insecurities often stem from past experiences or deep-rooted fears, and they can creep into our daily lives in subtle ways that aren’t always easy to identify. In fact, a person who is insecure may not even realize how their insecurities are dictating their thoughts, feelings, and actions.
4 days ago · Key Takeaways. Ruminating on small things and doubting attractiveness is a common insecurity. Overwhelming fear of rejection and intrusive thoughts plague many individuals. Feeling constantly judged and worrying about sanity are shared insecurities. Struggling to form connections and comparing happiness to others is prevalent.
4 days ago · Insecurities are anxious emotions related to things we feel inadequate about or wish were different about ourselves. You might experience a lack of confidence, self-worth, and uncertainty about yourself, your relationships, and the world. Insecurity can wreak havoc on our mental and even physical health.
1 day ago · In your own community you might have become aware of households with food insecurity. There are two forms of food insecurity; chronic and acute. Chronic food insecurity is commonly described as the result of overwhelming poverty indicated by a lack of assets (means of living).
4 days ago · Relationship tips: Emotional security is a must in a relationship since it promotes trust and happiness between partners. Watch out for these signs of emotional insecurity in your relationship.
2 days ago · Public space is a critical terrain on which economic, environmental and social changes are produced, reproduced, reflected, and confronted. During a crisis, it can be transformed to a field of conflict or contestation, a field of reconciliation and solidarity or a space of risk and insecurity. In the last 15 years, typical crises that have been dynamically expressed in public space are: during ...
