Answer:

Other people's insecurities come from a deeper sense of low self-esteem and feelings of unworthinesss. Other issues, like perfectionism or a need to be in control, may come into play. ... Some insecure people are unarguably good looking, but they can't see it, or beat themselves up for not being even prettier.

Body dysmorphia is more than feeling insecure about your appearance. Most people have things about their appearance they feel insecure about or wish they could change, and it's totally normal to have days where you're not thrilled with what you see in the mirror.

How to Stop Being Insecure and Build Self-Esteem

• Affirm your value.
• Prioritize your needs.
• Embrace the awkward.
• Challenge your thoughts.
• Keep good company.
• Step away.
• Reflect on the good.
• Make time for joy.

ANSWER:

• Understand that you cannot really love someone else unless you first love yourself. Everyone has insecurities. It's perfectly natural. You don't have to be the most attractive person to be the most successful.