If she feels insecure, tell her either a) you love her with or without her handbag or b) you're her best friend forever and no bag is ever going to change that.
"It does seem absurd that someone like me would feel so insecure," he told me earlier.
"I'm done feeling stupid and insecure about feeling stupid and insecure," Emily tells us as she leaves the hospital at the end of her first shift.
"I have to make friends or I'll get insecure," he tells Searcey.
I think doctors are very insecure about telling women to stop getting mammography or telling them it's not worthwhile".
By Lillian Ross The New Yorker, November 3, 1962 P. 48 Spencer Fifield, an insecure doctor, tells his analyst, Dr. Blauberman, that he has found happiness.
The former TriStar chairman Mike Medavoy had never heard the word "frenemy," but he said, "Most people in Hollywood are too insecure to tell people the truth about them.
Jennifer Eberhardt started seventh grade in that predominantly white suburb, where she no longer felt insecure about telling friends that she loved school.
Luckily, a few of them saw past it and realized I wasn't an evil kid—I was just very angry and insecure," Harrelson tells me.
In my current situation, I didn't have credit card companies calling me, and I was meeting all of my financial responsibilities, but I still, temporarily, bought into the insecure thoughts telling me: "I can't do this.
