7 Types Of People You Should Never Trust

Have you ever trusted someone you shouldn’t have? Or been betrayed by someone close to you? Has anyone you love ever stabbed you in the back? Or made you regret ever thinking you could trust them?

#nevertrust #cannotbetrusted #psych2go #trust

Writer: Chloe Avenasa
Script Editor: Rida Batool
Script Manager: Kelly Soong
VO: Amanda Silvera
Animator: Drean Bacatan
YouTube Manager: Cindy Cheong

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[thatguywithachainsaw]

“5. People who can’t make up their minds”
Overthinkers: *Maybe I am untrustworthy*

[venus_]

"People Who Can't Make Up Their Minds"
Me Who Can't Make up My Mind : I Guess I Should Not Trust Myself

[Diamonddogusa]

8) People in active addiction
9) people who lie in front of you. If they are willing to be seen lying to others, they'll have no problem lying to you.

[hananeblanton]

Canceling or canceling last minute can also be anxiety. Being a good friend means being aware of that. Canceling doesn't always mean they are a bad person or friend.

[treznopresto]

Its showtime (again):

1. People who spread secrets 0:45
2. People who talk badly about others 1:15
3. People who lack self-awarness 1:51
4. People who lack emphaty 2:23
5. People who cant make up their minds 2:51
6. People who dont take no for an answer 3:18
7. People who act differently around others 3:51

Do you think i have a better job?

[fernandogomezdelatorre]

Being able to reject the people that are untrustworthy/toxic to you has got to be one of the most important skills to achieve, because if not done it can slowly deteriorate the quality of your life!

[xiodinez]

I am very cautious with trusting. I have been bullied for 5 years in elementary school and I don’t want to be bullied again.

2 girls once suddenly confronted me and asked a lot of questions about me. No personal ones, just my name, hobbies and likes. But there was one that was very sus. “Do you hate anyone?”. I said someone they were friends with, and normally I would already don’t trust them. I shrugged it off a bit, but never fully did.

Next day they ask more questions about me and one was “You like K-Pop, right? Which artists?”. I said BTS, because they’re my favourite band out of all. They said they think that they could die. I was playing it cool, but literally died from inside. A lot of other people came then surrounding us. Since I feel uncomfortable with a lot of strangers, I ran off to the toilet to see what they would do. I was waiting for a long time, then they came in and said: “Where are you?”. They laughed, and I assumed they laughed at me. They came 3 more times and I immediately ran outside when they weren’t there anymore. I walked around the school to make sure they didn’t follow me, and went inside again as soon as next period started.

Next day they followed me outside when I was with my friends and were annoying us. I firstly just ignored them, but after some time I said “Hey bitch”. They were so mad, it was kinda funny how they took it. We argued a LONG time and I soon just said: “You know what? I’m going inside, you’re wasting my time.”. They were so shook XD. I immediately told one of my favourite teachers so they couldn’t frame me. She talked with them and said that they need to let me in peace, then nothing will happen. If they would still annoy me, I could go to her again.

They stopped, but I still think they are trying something. I hope nothing goes wrong...

[Dentalfairy]

The worst situation is when u trust someone and tell them about something but instead of helping u they just make the situation worst by changing your words and statements completely and telling other people about the matter and trying to make u the worst person in someone's eye, i have faced many such people so i don't trust anyone around me 🥺

[xoxo-gossipgirl]

for number 7 (3:52), keep in mind that people bringing out different parts of your personality is *not* the same as changing yourself around different groups. being two-faced, changing morals and image, is not the same as being yourself in the truest way your friends bring out 🥰💖✨

[nicoleonfeels]

Trust takes immense effort to build and can be lost in a matter of seconds.

[EruLich]

The art is getting adorable and I love it💕💕

[Hilolrat]

I tend to be two-faced not for my own image, but for the happiness of others. If I find something that makes someone I care about happy, I’ll change the way I behave to make them happy. I feel as though my existence serves no purpose than to please others. I’ll act like a sweet kid around my parents so they’re happy. I’ll act however my partner wants to make them happy. I know that everyone would be less happy if I was my authentic self. And at this point I’m so far away from that, I’ve forgotten what I really even am. I feel so meaningless. Nobody likes me, they like the me I’ve created to please them. There’s barely anything left of the real me. I feel so empty.

[ll]

When most of your friends are like this and you just realized that it's why you have trust issues

[notVulture]

*Trust*
Just like a glass..
When it broke, and get fixed,
It will never be the same...

[eatthebaek]

7. I'm introvert. I only show my true (happy) self to the ones I trust, the ones I don't trust or who I'm not close with, I will simply be not friendly with them.

[madisoncoomer]

The title: "7 Types of People You Should Never Trust"
What I learned: 7 Ways to be Trustworthy

[TV]

1. People who spread secrets 0:47
2. People who talk badly about others 1:16
3. People who lack self awareness 1:51
4. People who lack empathy 2:25
5. People who can't make up their minds 2:53
6. People who don't take NO for an answer 3:17
7. People who act differently around others 3:52

[amilkshake]

3:17
My mom: *_That sign won’t stop me cause I can’t read it_*

[patricialangeveld]

These are literally all of my five sisters because of being raised by an dysfunctional mother and wonderful father. My brother was dysfunctional also and I loved him immensely. He passed away three yrs.ago. My father stayed at work or on the road as much as possible. Not to be arrogant but I am the normal one. I take after my dad.

[Dj.D]

One thing about flaky people that makes it really difficult: they seem to really like talking to you and treat you like a close friend when talking. I keep wanting to give these people chances, but of course, keep letting me down by ignoring me, canceling plans or sudden decide to take an interest in you again out of nowhere even when you want to avoid them or you thought they were bored of you.