In literature, the word insecure is employed to capture both tangible instability and intangible vulnerability. It often describes a personal state of emotional unease, as in the case of characters who feel deeply unsettled and fragile [1, 2], while equally evoking images of physical or structural precariousness that threaten stability [3, 4, 5]. The term extends its reach to social and political realms too, suggesting that the foundations of power and fortune are subject to sudden shifts and uncertainties [6, 7, 8]. In a broader sense, it encapsulates the inherent instability of existence itself, reminiscent of reflections on life's ephemeral and unpredictable nature [9, 10].