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Re: Can insecurity be a disability? -
October 24th 2016, 02:28 AM
I'm not so sure that being insecure is a disability in itself. However, major depression (and part of that can be low self-esteem) can be very disabling. It really depends on how much it impairs your life and day to day functioning.
Re: Can insecurity be a disability? -
October 24th 2016, 09:56 PM
Insecurity can be a product of depression or anxiety, which are both mental illnesses and can be classified as a disability. If it is affecting your life, then I think it is legit and real and definitely a thing. Maybe you can explore various mental illnesses online and see if any of them are identifiable in your own life and perhaps you can seek out a therapist or doctor if you need a diagnoses.
Feel free to PM me if you ever need to chat or have questions
Re: Can insecurity be a disability? -
November 3rd 2016, 12:20 AM
Go out there and be yourself don't worry what people think we are all unique. If people judge you cause you have a disability then they aren't really worth your time