It depends who I'm around. Normally no, people can just deal with me lol I remember being very self conscious around my family though because they were very critical and appearance focused. I can feel self conscious when I'm around people like them but I don't put myself in those situations.

I used to when I was younger. I'm more relaxed now, but sometimes I still feel self conscious. It depends on the circumstances.

Most people, there are a rare few I feel like I can be myself and don't feel that way with.

Sometimes. It depends on the time of month. When I'm PMSing I tend to feel ugly and fat. Today was one of those days. I feel better now but earlier today I tried on 5 different outfits because I felt unappealing.

Not at all. Around men I simply feel fine (oh yes!!!), and around women I start getting a bit competitive easily.

Yep , always will be. As long as my husband approves, I'm ok 😑

Typically. I get stared at a lot since I walk with a pretty pronounced limp.

Often, through my whole life.

Very much so

Yes, mostly. Takes me a bit to warm up to people.

Yes a lot!

All the time

Not at all. Perfectly comfortable around people. Clothes or not

Not at all. Nothing to feel self conscious about.

I used to be when I was a lot younger but recently nah

Often. But then I protect myself by pretending to be invisible.

Always

I do at times, I don't know why.

Not at all

Not one bit

Maybe some sometimes

I can go out anywhere in pajamas with 100% confidence. I only start to feel self confidence when I realise that I'm fully n*ked and I stress over it until I finally wake up from such unsettling nightmare

Depends upon the situation and what I am doing

Yea, so I just lock eyes with strangers until they feel self conscious instead. 🫪

Sometimes I do, especially around females

I just don’t want to have to deal with other people and their dumb and unnecessary drama

Sometimes. It depends on the group.

Do you feel self-conscious as an SW robot when everyone looks at you and wonders why you aren't wearing any clothes?

No