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insecurities plague every one of us, some more so than others. i myself am not immune to self-doubt, who is? but sometimes taking a step back to see how big the world is reminds us how small we are in contrast, and how insignificant our worries seem. we laugh with the world and the world laughs with us; we fuss over personal issues and the world rumbles on without us. insecurities should remain pesky annoyances that are inevitable, nothing more than that. this sounds suspiciously preachy, so i'll skip along over to the other side and say that yeah, insecurities do help to deflate the ego that is MEMEME all the time and make us more tolerable human beings.