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

Do you wish you were a little bit taller? Are you a soft speaker or just shy in general? We talked to 70 men at every age from 5 -75 years old about their deepest insecurities. Find out which guys haven't a care in the world and which guys are still working on being happy with who they are.

Released on 12/01/2020

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[Woman] What is your biggest insecurity?

Next one.

I don't have any of those.

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 grownup to me.

Writing an essay.

I feel like I'm insecure about my hair.

My handwriting.

Probably my height.

My acne.

My stomach.

The way I dress.

My height.

The scars on my body.

I would say body.

Not having a haircut.

I feel so ugly without one.

I don't have one.

My voice.

I'm always nervous. I'm always shy.

And I never trusted myself enough

to just 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 get insecure about how I respond sometimes.

Whether or not I'm a good person.

Currently my weight.

Sometimes my height.

Sometimes my skin.

But think about my feet. I don't like feet. [chuckles]

My fashion sense.

Maybe the people that I need don't need me.

My height.

Using the correct grammar.

Rosacea.

Probably my height.

Not being able to find a solution.

My parents.

How people perceive me.

I struggle with my height.

I have a birth defect of my head.

So if you could, I don't know if you can see it,

but like my head is kind of lopsided a little bit.

So that's kinda like my biggest, like a fear that it's like

[grunts]

Being viewed as too much of an introvert.

The way I speak.

Hair loss.

Getting older in a society that's not always kind

to older people.

My amputation.

My height.

Failing.

My height.

I'm very comfortable in my own skin now,

but when I was a little kid,

I wasn't comfortable of the way I looked.

For many years, it has been my height.

Not being able to provide for my family.

Not having a safety net.

How people judge me before even talking to me.

I guess, just 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 the right thing.

Not having all the confidence that I'd like to have.

When I was younger, I was very short,

so I was kind of insecure about that.

Probably my weight.

Speaking before a large crowd.

I don't think I have any.

Not being in a position to control my life.

My health.

I'm not insecure at all.

Growing old.

That I'm not perfect or I do things wrong.

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