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* Throughout his second ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' LP, Chugga keeps talking about his insecurities about the way he says "hamburger." But, does he even say it any differently than how it's supposed to be said?
** An insecurity doesn't have to reflect reality or other's perceptions of reality in order to be an insecurity. Think about the people who might spend all day stressing about a zit on their nose that isn't really noticeable if it wasn't pointed out to you. But they don't know that the zit isn't noticeable to anyone else so they spend all day stressing about how other people are probably judging them for the zit (a.k.a., insecurity). Just because no one else realizes that the zit is there doesn't change the fact that that person knows that the zit is there and now it's in the back of their head for the day. (Even if it isn't zits, I'm sure everyone can apply the same logic to some other blemish/anomaly in his/her life.)
** An insecurity doesn't have to reflect reality or other's perceptions of reality in order to be an insecurity. Think about the people who might spend all day stressing about a zit on their nose that isn't really noticeable if it wasn't pointed out to you. But they don't know that the zit isn't noticeable to anyone else so they spend all day stressing about how other people are probably judging them for the zit (a.k.a., insecurity). Just because no one else realizes that the zit is there doesn't change the fact that that person knows that the zit is there and now it's in the back of their head for the day. (Even if it isn't zits, I'm sure everyone can apply the same logic to some other blemish/anomaly in his/her life.)
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* Throughout his second ''VideoGame/EarthBound'' ''VideoGame/{{EarthBound|1994}}'' LP, Chugga keeps talking about his insecurities about the way he says "hamburger." But, does he even say it any differently than how it's supposed to be said?
** An insecurity doesn't have to reflect reality or other's perceptions of reality in order to be an insecurity. Think about the people who might spend all day stressing about a zit on their nose that isn't really noticeable if it wasn't pointed out to you. But they don't know that the zit isn't noticeable to anyone else so they spend all day stressing about how other people are probably judging them for the zit (a.k.a., insecurity). Just because no one else realizes that the zit is there doesn't change the fact that that person knows that the zit is there and now it's in the back of their head for the day. (Even if it isn't zits, I'm sure everyone can apply the same logic to some other blemish/anomaly in his/her life.))
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** An insecurity doesn't have to reflect reality or other's perceptions of reality in order to be an insecurity. Think about the people who might spend all day stressing about a zit on their nose that isn't really noticeable if it wasn't pointed out to you. But they don't know that the zit isn't noticeable to anyone else so they spend all day stressing about how other people are probably judging them for the zit (a.k.a., insecurity). Just because no one else realizes that the zit is there doesn't change the fact that that person knows that the zit is there and now it's in the back of their head for the day. (Even if it isn't zits, I'm sure everyone can apply the same logic to some other blemish/anomaly in his/her life.
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** An insecurity doesn't have to reflect reality or other's perceptions of reality in order to be an insecurity. Think about the people who might spend all day stressing about a zit on their nose that isn't really noticeable if it wasn't pointed out to you. But they don't know that the zit isn't noticeable to anyone else so they spend all day stressing about how people are probably judging them for the zit (a.k.a., insecurity). Just because no one else realizes that the zit is there doesn't change the fact that that person knows that the zit is there and now it's in the back of their head for the day. (Even if it isn't zits, I'm sure everyone can apply the same logic to some other blemish/anomaly in his/her life.)
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** An insecurity doesn't have to reflect reality or other's perceptions of reality in order to be an insecurity. Think about the people who might spend all day stressing about a zit on their nose that isn't really noticeable if it wasn't pointed out to you. But they don't know that the zit isn't noticeable to anyone else so they spend all day stressing about how other people are probably judging them for the zit (a.k.a., insecurity). Just because no one else realizes that the zit is there doesn't change the fact that that person knows that the zit is there and now it's in the back of their head for the day. (Even if it isn't zits, I'm sure everyone can apply the same logic to some other blemish/anomaly in his/her life.)
