Do you have any physical insecurities? Any part of your body that you might just not think is up to par with the rest of your body, or just something that you don't like in general.

Personally I really only hate my lazy eye. It makes me look crazy, and massively reduces my photogenic-ness. I've been playing with the idea of getting surgery for it, but I dunno... maybe I'll just learn to live with it.

Minuano : i got a bad left knee cap that don't need surgery on it.
i have loose leggament/tissues in my left knee cap from a street basketball inj.

I also have a bit of a lazy eye that i was mocked for having. So i feel you there bro.

Honestly speaking i'm not that bothered about my physical appearance that much. I've walked on my tiptoes all my life.. so i like "bounce" when i walk so i've gotten used to odd looks a lot honestly. Besides that i guess if we're talking about "physical" issues.. I'd really like a fully functioning brain that doesn't make me have seizures thanks. Heck even just without all the side affects would be great..

I used to have lots of physical insecurities which have troubled me for nearly all my life, but I ultimately have gotten over them.

For years, due to being very skinny, I absolutely hated seeing myself shirtless on a mirror. I knew something was odd within me but nobody could tell me what exactly, so I just kept deteriorating. Even during the first years of treatment I wasn't comfortable with my appearance. Until I finally gained the weight I needed, so now I just don't feel like showing my torso for other reasons that aren't "I don't like my body".

I've also never liked my face, which of course makes me very little photogenic. I've gotten over it recently after seeing how good the years have treated me, because I see most of my friends at more or less my same age looking noticeably older than me. My self-esteem has also increased as a result, but that's off-topic.

And well, the length of my arms is also something that bothers me from time to time. They're longer than they should, so in certain situations I don't know what to do with them, and other times they look so odd on me I try to hide them the best I can.

Oh boy.

I actually used to feel really confident in how I looked as a kid. Maybe not confident but it just never concerned me at all. As long as the hoodie I was wearing was fine I was fine.

It was really only after my first and so far only relationship ended badly that my self confidence took a big blow and I started developing insecurities about different parts of my personality and appearance.

I have a pretty high metabolism so while I don't really gain any fat I also feel like I struggle to take in the stuff required for a good amount of muscle growth. As a result I've always been more on the lankier side of things which I can joke and take jokes about but I'll admit on days where I feel down for some reason that occasionally does bother me a bit.

When it comes to my face there's only a few things I wish I could change really. My smile for one I've always been self conscious of as it's asymmetrical and especially my dimples are reallyy asymmetrical. I know it's silly and all but yeah. Recently got complimented on it and im horrible at dealing with the rare compliment so I probably didnt show it in my response but that brightened my day

I have a ton of physical insecurities. If I looked even half as good as people tell me I do, I'd have no lack of confidence in my body.

For one, I hate my lazy eye. I have an alternating exotropia. This means that one eye (usually my left - my dominant eye) is fixated on something. At will, I can choose to use my right eye, but it will instead make my left eye lazy. Both eyes are able to be corrected to 20/20, so there's no issue with my vision... monocularly. With both eyes open, I still see, of course, and I even have a wider range of field, due to one eye being facing outward. The problem is, I have no depth perception. I've never once seen 3D in my entire life. And I never will. It's possible for my lazy eye to be surgically corrected, but knowing what I know about eyes, it would just induce double vision if I did. So I'm in a position where I can either look good, or be able to live properly. Sucks.

I hate my teeth. I wasn't able to afford dental insurance until after I finished college, and while I plan to see a dentist as often as I can, it's too late to really do anything to fix my teeth I think. I have an overjet, overbite, and crooked teeth. I also need a ton of fillings checked out, since I haven't been able to see a dentist in over a decade. My current fillings are old, and you can see them very easily if I smile, which I never do, because I hate my smile.

I hate my chest. I'm barrel chested. You might not understand what that means. Look it up on the internet. There's a few different varieties of it, but the point is kind of the same. I never take off my shirt around anybody, for any reason, whatsoever, unless I'm sleeping with them. As somebody who did a lot of sports growing up, it led to a lot of isolation, as "shirts vs skins" wasn't just a simple way of putting me on a team. It led to me either being made fun of for insisting I wear a shirt, or being made fun of because my chest looked weird.

I hate a lot of other things about myself too, but I think we should stop right here.

I have a few... and I have had these from the moment when I was born. maybe its my left leg longer than my right leg which always causes me to trip up the stairs down the stairs, or on a floor. or maybe its my heart. from what I know peoples hearts are supposed to be on the right but mine..when docs try to find it they start to panic. or maybe that my inner workings of my body my bones are the oppiste way and work anti clockwise. these 3 are what disterbed me in my life but as I grew older..I learned to live with it. :/


I have one more my jaw...I cant smile with my teeth makes me sad to know I cant smile like others but I have my own way of doing so.

While I've never been overweight I've struggled at times with family members calling me fat causing me to become self conscious about how big my stomach is, while it doesn't normally bother me that much anymore on the rare occasion I'm down and it's brought up it still can hurt. I use to also not find myself very attractive looks wise like face and such but overtime I've overcame that and became self confident in it when I realized one how much my girlfriend at the time complimented me and two how many chicks crushed on me for no real reason over the years.

SonicOlmstead : I feel the "overweight" comment greatly. I'm definitely not in any sort of peak physical condition myself (especially post-quarantine) and my family tends to comment on it, ironically on days I think my stomach has gone down a bit. Typically I just let those comments slide because I think the number is a better judge than they are - if I've lost then I've lost. Appearance doesn't matter... well I guess it does on the grand scale, but if I've made progress toward that then who cares, y'know?

And also since multiple people have commented the same thing - I personally think other people are better judges of your appearance than you are honestly. I don't really care what people say about me at all, besides my one "weak point" which is my lazy eye, but even then I've had a lot of people say they never noticed it until I pointed it out. If you're predisposed to thinking negatively of yourself, then it's nice to be able to be "proven wrong" by those around you. I guess in the end it comes down to who you're trying to look good for - yourself or others? I'm losing weight and improving myself only *for* myself, so when the weight number goes down on that scale or when that pimple fully heals off my face, I feel good about it. That's all I really need. I've definitely been blessed by my appearance genes, most of my physical problems are my own fault which I'm working on fixing.

I have realized that I don't often like the way that I smile when I'm not just smiling for a picture. Thankfully, that has gotten better in the past month, but that was weighing me down sometimes.

Often my lips can get chapped, and so eventually the lips can start bleeding on their own: you can feel like a small cut when it happens!. I just need to treat it more, it's just I do not do it enough haha! It's been like this for my whole life. I'd say it's more of an annoyance rather than an 'insecurity'.

I’m quite the flawless person who is dealt with genes only a god can wish, tho if there’s one imperfection that I’m insecure about, most likely my arms. They don’t show enough veins and I feel weak even though I hit gym every day with low weight high reps.. I should have my veins popping but sadly it’s just muscle

I would probably say my hair. My hair is a mess and I'm always jealous at my friend for how his hair looks. Miy hair never goes down, it always breaks off and goes wherever it wants and I hate that. Even if I comb or put gel, it always goes back to the way it was after like an hour and never keeps any sort of shape and is always messy. If it would be able to be fully straight or keep it's shape I would be fine, but since my hair can't do anything at all, it always looks horrible.

My Jaw.

I have a massive overbite. Large enough for me to close my jaw and fit my thumb between my top teeth and lower teeth.


Also, when I have my mouth closed, my front teeth rest on my lip, not behind it. I wake up with indents on my lower lip where my teeth have been resting.

Uhh I learned to love myself after taking a long journey to find myself.

I used to feel insecure about my body size since I was always small framed but after dedication of going to the gym alot helped me gain some muscle mass. Making me feel more confident.
Besides that I'm happy with myself

Honestly I just want more muscle!

I kind of commented on this earlier but I've gotten worse about it since the summer of my weight is starting to make me worry as I went from losing down from 182 to 178 back to 184 in a day after being at 182 for what felt like forever. Besides that I've had this zit on my nose for a week and it's starting to become an annoying eyesore on me.

I would probably say that I mostly end up feeling insecure when I think about how much better girls faces are in comparison to mine from what I see most of the time and then other times I don't even think about it.

My acne gets pretty bothersome, and I've gotten insecure about it once in a while for several years now. Thankfully, I've been treating it for a long time and it's been consistently improving a lot.

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