Title: Signs of Insecurity & Anxiety | Healthy Living
Headings: 
Emotional Signs of Anxiety
Physical Symptoms of Anxiety
Signs of Insecurity
Insecurity in Relationships
Solution/Prevention

Content: Signs of Insecurity
Insecure feelings arise when an individual is not sure or confident about an issue that is personally important to him. Insecurity can also be expressed as feeling shaky or uncertain. Being insecure implies not feeling entirely stable or at ease in a situation. An insecure person may be worried about the stability of his finances, for example, by holding a deep-seated fear of not having enough money or resources to get by. A fear of change or an inability to take action toward a particular goal often reflects feelings of insecurity. Insecurity and low self-esteem often go hand in hand. Insecurity in Relationships
Insecure feelings may also manifest jealousy in personal relationships, as fear of losing a friend or object of affection is mentally envisioned. The insecure person often does not feel worthy of his partner, and may feel that if his partner so much as talks to another person, the partner will discover someone who is better. Insecurity is often rooted in a deep-seated fear of being rejected. A need to control or dominate is a sign of an insecure individual.