US /ˌɪnsɪˈkjʊr/
・UK /ˌɪnsɪ'kjʊə(r)/
But now I'm insecure and I care what people think
because most people are not insecure
people are unlikely to be insecure
Seeing other people's achievements makes them insecure.
I noticed I did this when I'm feeling insecure like I'm trying to make myself smaller so I don't upset anyone.
I felt insecure about money, I was terribly broke, I was in debt, I was like the ramen noodle dude.
Basically how it works, you're so eager to impress your boss or whomever in your new job that you try so hard that you make him or her feel insecure, like maybe you're younger and better than they are, and because of that you're fired or something bad happens to you and you never know why.
Because, you know, if you feel confident, if you feel secure, if you're not all inward and insecure and worried about yourself, it will naturally radiate through your gestures, yeah.
That's how insecure you are.
If I was insecure, I'd be signing over 125 god dollars a month to that lady.
Work, as we've known it, is adrift in a sea of uncertainty. Automation, AI, the gig economy, insecure work, climate change and COVID, all threaten to sink it.
When you or your partner is more often insecure, suspicious, controlling, this can become toxic fast.
The relationship will tend to be insecure and it can be hard to predict what the long term will look like.