Trust issues don`t grow overnight. People tend to develop trust issues after countless disappointments and betrayals from the people. If you or a loved one can relate to more than three of these six signs; you just might be struggling with trust issues:
1. They Count Money From ATM
Is it PTSD from being scammed or is it inborn? All we know is that there are some people in this country that believe that everything and everyone, including an AUTOMATED teller machine, wants to run them street. They count it again, even after the machine counts the money for them.
2. Attempts to open the door immediately after locking it
People with trust problems don't believe in the sound you hear when you lock a door with a key card or a regular key. No, they try hard again to see if the door is really locked anyway. Na wa🌚.
3. They Add Stew To Jollof Rice
There are few dishes in Nigeria that are widely accepted both here and abroad. Jollof rice is top two and definitely not number two on that list. Yet, we have people who still request for stew on their Jollof rice. Was the smell of jollof rice at the burnt party not convincing enough?
4. They refuse to display pe on social media
The only reason these people don't post babies on all social media platforms is that they are individuals, but I know the truth. That's because they don't want to line up for towing. You anticipate failure before it happens.
5. They Always Play Detective
People with trust issues like to play detective. They look for holes in people`s stories, check their partner`s phone, and are most likely to keep tabs on the people they hold dear. Even James Bond is still a learner compared to these folks
6. They Wait A While Before Turning Off the generator When Power Comes
Whenever Nepa (or in recent times, IBEDC) brings light, people with trust issues wait a while to see if it`s for real or a prank before they go-ahead to turn off their generator. This one is definitely PTSD and in the words of Bobrisky, “we are all guilty!”
Brethren, which of these signs are you guilty of? 🌚