Who do you mistrust?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doctors. Unfortunately.

I don't think they are malicious, but they don't know what they don't know.

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[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No one.

OOOOPPPSSS I mean EVERYONE. Not no one. I'm having a day...

[Anonymous]

Someone who looked like a vagrant stopped me in a store and I scowled at him. He said "Your skirt is stuck behind your purse and your butt is showing." OMG!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Anyone who isn’t a pediatrician who goes my Dr. First Name.

This is astute.

I trust my neurosurgeon. I want someone operating on my brain to be Dr. X. I prefer them to be arrogant because they are at the top of the field of neurosurgery.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t trust anyone.
I work in LE. People lie all the time, about everything. I fact check and verify everything.

I don't trust LE. I've seen first hand how terribly they can investigate an incident, immediately focusing in on a suspect (who turned out to be a victim), and then slandering the person in press releases with bogus charges that were later dismissed (not without spending thousands in legal fees). They gave zero f's about determining what actually happened.

That's not even getting into how they do not pro-actively police any situation. They neither serve or protect.

- white woman, who recognizes that I still sit from a place of implicit privileges, and that things would have been so much worse if we were racial minorities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t trust anyone.
I work in LE. People lie all the time, about everything. I fact check and verify everything.

You people can be obnoxious with your lack of trust. My neighbor in LE wanted to know why I was traveling to a town an hour's drive away. First of all, he made it his business to know I was traveling to that town? That is BEYOND bizarre. He was prepared to believe I was up to no good, but didn't investigate enough to know I was traveling to that town because my MIL lived there and I was helping her out. Yikes.

[Anonymous]

I don't trust anyone. Ever.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don’t trust men named Rick, men who go by initials instead of a first name (e.g. JJ, TJ etc..), people who hate animals, and people who proudly state that they don’t read and/or don’t watch tv.

All MAGAS.

[Anonymous]

People who come on too strong. Just people who are overly friendly, ask too many personal questions, assume a higher level of friendship/intimacy than seems appropriate for how long we've known each other, etc.

But also people who are very cold upon meeting -- anyone who behaves jealously or is ultra-standoffish when you first meet them, and forces you to really work to earn their trust.

This is based on experience. I used to be easily flattered by the first sort of person and feel challenged to earn the good favor of the second. Now I understand both dynamics are dysfunctional.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t trust anyone.
I work in LE. People lie all the time, about everything. I fact check and verify everything.

You people can be obnoxious with your lack of trust. My neighbor in LE wanted to know why I was traveling to a town an hour's drive away. First of all, he made it his business to know I was traveling to that town? That is BEYOND bizarre. He was prepared to believe I was up to no good, but didn't investigate enough to know I was traveling to that town because my MIL lived there and I was helping her out. Yikes.

What is LE?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Anyone bad with money and/or can't keep or get a job.They usually have some kind of problem.

Having “problems” is not the same as being untrustworthy. Plenty of my professional colleagues over the years have been sociopathic liars and cheats. You are just shrouding your classism with rationalizations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't trust anyone who voted for Trump, anyone who doesn't think the federal workforce had value, or anyone who thinks that immigrants are criminals who don't deserve due process.

Weird.

I don’t trust anyone like you, with an obvious derangement syndrome traced to fixation with Trump.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don’t trust anyone.
I work in LE. People lie all the time, about everything. I fact check and verify everything.

You people can be obnoxious with your lack of trust. My neighbor in LE wanted to know why I was traveling to a town an hour's drive away. First of all, he made it his business to know I was traveling to that town? That is BEYOND bizarre. He was prepared to believe I was up to no good, but didn't investigate enough to know I was traveling to that town because my MIL lived there and I was helping her out. Yikes.

What is LE?

Law Enforcement

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doctors. Unfortunately.

I don't think they are malicious, but they don't know what they don't know.

and they will never admit it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't trust anyone who voted for Trump, anyone who doesn't think the federal workforce had value, or anyone who thinks that immigrants are criminals who don't deserve due process.

Weird.

I don’t trust anyone like you, with an obvious derangement syndrome traced to fixation with Trump.

Yes, anyone who dislikes your dumb, criminal or a dictator is “deranged” 🙄 classy.