Published on 12, July, 2020
I've posted a few times recently, not sure if that's the done thing on forums or annoying so just let me know!
I was very gullible as a younger person so at school people would take the mickey by telling me stuff that wasn't true. Quite a few people did actually. Or they took things from me saying they'd give them back but never did etc.
I could never tell when people were doing it so from a young age I learned not really to trust anyone. I think it's helped me keep myself safer than when I was a kid.
Now I've had an Autism diagnosis, which is helping me to reassess how I do things in life I wondered if I could see if anyone else has similar experiences to me and how they deal with them as an adult?
I'd like to be more trusting and less paranoid as I think it would be a happier, less tense and stressful life but it's kind of done me good as a defence.
I am similar I think- was very gullible and naive when younger which caused severe trust issues and even paranoia. It’s hard but the one thing that helped at least a little is cutting out stressors from my life that were causing this paranoia (is this applies to your situation.)
hope you’re doing okay
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