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13 Dec 2018
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I'm pretty secure manhood-wise.
what does "secure" mean here and how do you use it like this.
I'm pretty secure manhood-wise.
what does "secure" mean here and how do you use it like this.
what does "secure" mean here and how do you use it like this.
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It means to be confident, stable, sure of yourself. More examples could be:
"I feel secure about my mental health"
"It makes me feel secure to know you're there and I can depend on you."
"The child felt secure in her mother's arms"
"I feel financially secure in my new job"
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