Why do people say secretive, and quiet people are dangerous, when they're really the ones nobody trusts to begin with?
8 Answers to "Why do people say secretive, and quiet people are dangerous, when they're really the ones nobody trusts to begin with?"
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They say quiet people are the ones to watch out for because a quiet person will notice that you're watching. Also the quiet's thoughts are a mystery to the world and naturally, loud people see the quiet as aloof and unfriendly and assume they are plotting to kill them or take over the world. It doesn't help that when quiet people actually do snap, usually, they do it in a big way.
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Psychos living in a fantasy world are dangerous, plenty of shy people can be very talkative in private.
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it mgiht be questionable that the ones who complain about other people being quiet are the ones to look out for, it mgiht show a controlling way about them. Theres a line i heard that someone who cant cortol themself, control others. It might be a lack of understanding the quiet perons, they might have had bad experiences in life and cant trust people or they have a health problem.
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well, people tend to act one way or another when they feel the tone of their voice is a prompt or a cause and effect possibility on people. I prefer to be quiet because the response to human voice by another person is a complexity in psychology, kind of like recognizing ones self in the mirror. I could be wrong.
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a complexity in psychology?
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Why is it so suspicious to want a little privacy these days.....
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its a brave new world .........:P
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I'm that quiet neighbor who always says hi, but keeps to himself otherwise...my neighbors seem to love me :-)
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well i don't know why but lol im the quiet secretive type and yep don't over trust me lol
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Best Answer (Chosen by Voting):
Posted by MarsT Dec 1st, 2012 at 2:41PM
People don't trust those they don't understand. They fear them.
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