[KhabibTme912]

Everytime I see myself on video or on a picture I just cringe. Sometimes I question: Do people have the same kind of thoughts about themself? Do they see themself cringy and weirdly on video, like Youtubers? I think it has to do with the way I expect to look/see myself act versus the reality, which in most cases doesn’t match up. When I talk with my friends then they look normal to me, but when I try to visualise on how I look, I find myself cringy. Is it because I’m not used to seeing myself or is it the way I am? With acts I mean facial expressions, handmovement, flexibility etc.

[mote.of.soul]

From what I understand @KhabibTme912, what you're describing is really quite common. A lot of people - not all - but a lot of people have this cringe factor when seeing and hearing themselves in videos and pictures.

Take a look at this video and you'll see you're not alone with this.

Click here 👉

[Thunder Bow]

You probably had critical parents. That why you feel this way.

I don't like my voice in recording even though people say I speak v good.

Originally Posted by mote.of.soul

From what I understand @KhabibTme912, what you're describing is really quite common. A lot of people - not all - but a lot of people have this cringe factor when seeing and hearing themselves in videos and pictures.

Take a look at this video and you'll see you're not alone with this.

Click here 👉

He needs to stop with that annoying jump edit. I am not surprised some people cringe, don't mean you OP, but the way some parade their egos annoy me. I cringe for them. I won't watch anyone who has a little image of themselves in the corner. Or any loud 'look at my ego' idiot. As for the people who want to show 'you guys' how to do something. Yuck.

[aklimatize]

Originally Posted by mote.of.soul

From what I understand @KhabibTme912, what you're describing is really quite common. A lot of people - not all - but a lot of people have this cringe factor when seeing and hearing themselves in videos and pictures.

Take a look at this video and you'll see you're not alone with this.

Click here 👉

I thought that was a really good video; I definitely learned something new, which was that the mirror and video show us differently, because of asymmetrical differences. Thanks for the link.