Tbh I generally don't like clingy, people that are insecure for no reason. Like it's ok if there a reason. But if I have to constantly reassure you I'm out
Not if she is trusting. I prefer confident and rebellious or insecure and trusting. The worst is insecure and rebellious--that's a passive-aggressive child. Confident and trusting takes a lot of work to live up to.
Yeah a bit. I understand that's everyone has flaws and things they need to work on.. but if your not actively trying to fix those flaws... Then it's a huge turn off.
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Everyone has insecurities, it's natural.
I don't think it's a turn off.
And it would be hypocrite since I'm insecure too.
If it is to a large degree then yes. If it is only a small amount or one particular area then no, I think everyone has some of these.
In all honesty, it has never bothered me as much as it seems to bother everyone else. I'm legitimately indifferent.
Tbh I generally don't like clingy, people that are insecure for no reason. Like it's ok if there a reason. But if I have to constantly reassure you I'm out
It shows they care about me. It shows they really do enjoy being with me. and i like the like reminder she really likes me.
Everyone is insecure about something, like others have said. It's about having the maturity to deal with it without driving your partner away.
I don't know why anyone would be attracted to insecurity. If you don't think you are worth my time you probably aren't.
It's a huge turnoff. I seriously don't want to deal with that kind of thing. Depending on how insecure she is, it could easily be a deal breaker.
Not if she is trusting. I prefer confident and rebellious or insecure and trusting. The worst is insecure and rebellious--that's a passive-aggressive child. Confident and trusting takes a lot of work to live up to.
I think it's more of a turnoff for heterosexual women in regards to men. Insecurity doesn't fit the whole masculine model
I like it when i can boost my partner's self-confidence. I wanna help her. We all have our own insecurities that need other people to address.
Depends how insecure. It can be if too much for sure. Confidence isn't just what women like in guys, we like it in you as well.
It depends on what it is about , sometimes insecurity can be cute, everyone has some type of insecurity so I don't see it really being a turn off
It depends on what he's insecure about
and how he acts as a result of being insecure
There is very little else that is a bigger dealbreaker for me.
To a certain (low) degree it can be cute, but anything beyond that is problematic.
You wouldn't imagine the kind of dysfunctions it breeds...
I would. I've been on the receiving end.
It's sad, and I want to change it, but it isn't a turn-off.
Nope , i can handle a girl whose got insecurities and
it's not a turn off cause i have my own insecurities.
Yeah a bit. I understand that's everyone has flaws and things they need to work on.. but if your not actively trying to fix those flaws... Then it's a huge turn off.