Scott,
Thank you for your post, very eye opening to say the least.
Good thread, I enjoy your thinking Chris, opens up alot of things that I haven't really put much thought into.
Me, I used to be trusting (naive) when I was younger but now, with people I don't know or know but don't trust, I don't let them into the house, or have a cigarrette (even if I'm smoking, if someone asks for a cigg. or a light, I look them straight in the eye and say, "Sorry, I don't smoke").
If they come over to the house, at night (dark, and we know it gets dark early in winter) I don't open the door, turn on my outside light, and converse with them through the door, tell them to come back when it's light outside.
Paranoid, no. Aware (or trying to learn how to be aware), yes. But if people/anti's/whomever wishes to call me paranoid, so be it.
Wayne
Thank you for your post, very eye opening to say the least.
Good thread, I enjoy your thinking Chris, opens up alot of things that I haven't really put much thought into.
Me, I used to be trusting (naive) when I was younger but now, with people I don't know or know but don't trust, I don't let them into the house, or have a cigarrette (even if I'm smoking, if someone asks for a cigg. or a light, I look them straight in the eye and say, "Sorry, I don't smoke").
If they come over to the house, at night (dark, and we know it gets dark early in winter) I don't open the door, turn on my outside light, and converse with them through the door, tell them to come back when it's light outside.
Paranoid, no. Aware (or trying to learn how to be aware), yes. But if people/anti's/whomever wishes to call me paranoid, so be it.
Wayne
