what part of u makes u feel most insecure

[LUCPIX]

I guess that, in my case, it's more about the behavioral side of the thing. I get embarrassed too easily and, when it happens, I lost control of myself for a while by zoning out for a second or two, maybe as a way of escape, if I get the concept of it? And, in these 2 seconds, I manage to do the weirdest things ever, as laughing for no reason, or looking to the wall, etc etc

[Neversoft]

My teeth. I've never had any problems with my teeth, no fillings, no extractions, they're white and all seem rather secure, but I have diastema. It's not as significant as Melanie Martinez, but not as subtle as Georgia May Jagger. Sometimes I feel really self-conscious when I talk, but other times I feel it's what makes me different — a sort of unique and quirky trait. I did have the option to have braces when I was young (specifically to close the gap, so they wouldn't have been very invasive at all), but because I was a dumb kid I said no. If I could go back, I would have fixed my teeth, but I don't really want to fork out thousands of pounds for braces now. I'll just have to live with it, I guess. I'm already in my mid-twenties, and it isn't something somebody has actually mentioned to me since lower school. My Grandad had the same thing all his life. I know some people will probably judge me negatively simply because two specific teeth out of my thirty-two aren't perfectly aligned, but I've gone beyond caring what they think. Insecurities and imperfections are what make people alluring.

[.:TaylorSwift:]

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