Quotes About Insecure Person Novels & Stories

I shamefully admit. “It's alright,” she says with a beautiful smile. “I was just saying that if I had a fiancé, I'd be so desperate to live together with him. I'm so insecure about things like that. Every now and then, I'd feel like there's a girl somewhere behind the curtain, waiting for me to leave so she can bang him.” I burst into laughter. It's one of those things. The annoying part is when you think those insecurities make you childish. And the heartbreaking part is when you realize that they're really happening.

I wasn't shackled by those rules. Not when it came to her. I leaned back in my seat. "Wow, Onika," I said slowly, blinking at her. "It takes a special kind of insecurity to throw insults at someone you clearly feel threatened by. Maybe if you'd worked on your own character half as much as you work on being a public nuisance, you'd have more than a fancy title and a sharp tongue to show for it." Her smirk faltered. "Or, I don't know, maybe you should go do something productive, like finding a mirror and finally having that long overdue conversation with your own reflection."

He begins to give me numerous little bites that are also driving me insane. He pulls away from me completely cupping my face in his strong and gigantic hands looking at me lovely. “ I really meant it . I love you so much. I hope you understand me.”he says sincerely with some bit of sadness on his face. “ Get so afraid every time any other man gets near you. Even if it is my own brother.” he says. I know their is much more to this man than what I know already. How has that kind if insecurity just like what is in me.

Ava smiled. “Of course.” The woman hesitated. Then laughed nervously. “How do you stop feeling like a fraud?” Well. That was unexpectedly honest. Ava appreciated it immediately. Several others nearby nodded. Apparently the question represented a shared concern. Interesting. Very interesting. Ava considered her answer carefully. Then smiled. “I do not think the feeling disappears completely.” The group looked surprised. Good. Honesty mattered. Ava continued. “I think confidence grows while insecurity slowly loses volume.” Silence.

He was ready to go off on me, I knew it. "You're insecure. When people like River and Preslie say things to you, they get to you. You don't like the fact that Preslie is so quirky because you don't care about anything and she does. You're stone-cold and the fact that she's always so happy bothers you. You've made mistakes that practically haunt you. You don't open up because you're afraid of getting hurt but also because you're afraid to see the real you - the you that isn't always dropping metaphors. Oh, and speaking of your stupid, witty metaphors -- you use them all the time because you're weak and have no defence and they're your only shield. You're also lonely and you hate it but you ca

Oh God. I clenched my hand when somebody talked to me, “Wow. Was that how strong your relation was?” I turned my face to look at Roxy, “Can’t believe all it took was two lines from me to get you so insecure you ran away without hearing him out.” She scoffed at me, “This is why humans are untrustworthy. All you think about is yourself.” There it was again. Humans… She used the word like she wasn’t one. Come to think of it. She’s not the only one. Ruda, Yohan and Quincy. All of them have used it like that.

Aurora pinched her arm, "Let go of these stupid ideas of yours. I'm telling you to be serious about it. There is nothing scary about a long-lasting relationship." "I didn't say it's scary... But..." "There is no but," Aurora's tone was firm and she looked like she wanted no more excuses from Vivienne. "You are good. You are the best. You are awesome. You are great!" "Stop! Stop! Stop! What are you doing?" "I'm reminding you that you have no reason to cower back because of your insecurities." Vivienne pursed her lips and nodded her head. Here it was another person telling her to stop being insecure.

When the reality is it gives you nothing but pain. "Why fall in love when you can fall off from a cliff and still feel the same?" She ridiculed. "Don't let your insecure thoughts ruin you, maybe there is someone out there who will accept you, trust you, love you, respects you for being you." Her grandfather cajoled. "Yeah 'maybe' I don't trust anyone but myself and If anyone falls for me it's because of this face not because of what kind of person I am because If anyone sees inside my twisted brain he will run for the hills," Alexandra retorted.

"Enough! I have self-respect and -" "It doesn't seem like you have one." He took my hand and gently placed my phone on it. "You can call him and make a fool out of yourself. Trust me, he's never going to take you back. I don't still know why you would go for a man who called you a whore. He doesn't respect you. Maybe you're insecure that if he leaves you, you won't fall in love again." Am I insecure? What he just said sounds like the truth. He's so real with me, nobody has been so real with me, not even my best friend.

he asked. “There is nothing that can be done about him. It's not like I called him over there or he called me, it was just coincidence and there's nothing wrong about it. You don't expect me to be rude to him, just because of you.” “You're choosing him over me?” “I am not choosing him over you. I would never do that, but I also want you to quit your insecurities.” “Are you really saying that to me? You called me insecure? I am caring for you and what do I get for it? Hearing you say these things to me.”