Men Ages 5-75: What's Your Biggest Insecurity? | Glamour

What your biggest insecurity?

Next one.

I don't have any.

Nothing really makes me feel nervous about myself.

I don't get insecure.

I can't think of any.

When my mother doesn't talk grown up to me.

Writing an essay.

I feel insecure about my hair.

My handwriting.

Probably my hight.

My acne.

My stomach.

Way I dress.

My height.

Scars on my body.

I would say body.

Not having haircut, I feel ugly without one

I don't have one.

My voice.

I'm always nervous, I'm always shy,

I never trust myself enough to say what I want to say.

Not having enough clout when it comes to social media.

If my skin isn't up to par with my own standards.

I used to be chubby, so I think that stays with you, forever.

Responding to conflicts,

I--I get insecure about how I respond sometimes.

Whether or not I'm good person.

Currently my weight.

Sometimes my height,

Sometimes my skin,

But I think about my feet... I don't like feet.

My fashion sense.

Maybe people that I need don't need me.

My height.

Using correct grammar.

Rosacea.

Probably my height.

Not being able to

find solution.

My parents.

How people perceive me.

I struggle with my height.

I have birth defect in my head, so if you--I don't know if you can see it,

but like, my head lopsided little bit?

So that's kinda like, my biggest

fear, that's like, "UGGHH"!

Being viewed as too much of introvert.

The way I speak.

Hair loss.

Getting older in society that's not always kind to older people.

My amputation.

My height.

Failing.

My height.

Very comfortable in my own skin now,

but when I was little kid, I wasn't comfortable with how I look.

For many years it's been my height.

Not being able to provide for my family.

Not having safety net.

How people judge me before talking to me.

I guess it's being authentic?

My looks, I think.

Personal inadequacies.

Being vulnerable.

My thinning hair.

Not always knowing exactly what I should do.

I don't have any.

Not saying right thing.

Not having confidence that I'd--I'd like to have.

When I was younger, I was very short, so I was kinda insecure about that.

Probably my weight.

Speaking before large crowd.

I don't think I have any.

Not being in position to control

my life.

My health.

I'm not insecure at all.

Growing old.

That, I'm not

perfect, or

I--I do things wrong.