Trust and paranoia?

ArchCannon wrote:What reasons do you have to trust your daughter?
Does she trust you?

She is e most benign person I know and yes she does trust me...

I forgot to add, i only get really paranoid when manic:

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CandleInTheWindow wrote:I have absolutely no reason to trust another living soul apart from my daughter.

Do you completely trust her though?

I don't completely trust my daughter. I think she's trustworthy to an extent, but her and I see things very differently, so I can't tell her everything about me. I even have to hide my true self from her most of the time because she's seen the real me and she didn't like what she saw. She expects me to be more like her, but I'm not.

Hah, I guess it might be a trait running in your family, Reaps. You expect people to be more like you, too.

Never worried that someone would hack me, poison me (wtf?) or con me. That said, I used to be fairly paranoid in the past, but it was only an issue within my mind. I could not be more careful, cause I just can't, the amount of carefuleness I currently have is the maximum I will ever have (and it is not much to brag about)

I don't trust others. Not because of paranoia, but cause I acknowledge the fact that people are willing to screw you over at any time they will see a benefit to it. People who are too trusting do not acknowledge this reality. They delude themselves to believe that they are the only ones that put themselves first, and believe that others mind other people more. I never suffered of this delusion and, as such, I never trusted others with anything that matters