How high is your wall of trust?
When I meet someone for the first time and they approach me in a friendly manner, I think they might have some agenda.
If a friend asks to borrow money, I can lend it without hesitation.
I find it difficult to share my secrets with someone.
Once betrayed, it's nearly impossible for me to trust that person again.
I can easily make friends with someone I met online.
When someone compliments me, my first reaction is to doubt their sincerity.
At a new gathering, I open up to people first.
I generally believe that first impressions of people are accurate.
Even with close people, I'm hesitant to show them my phone.
I can give a second chance to someone who broke a promise.
I feel comfortable asking strangers for directions.
I think there might be hidden motives behind people's kindness.
In team projects, I'd rather do parts myself than delegate to others.
I don't tell everything even to my partner or best friend.
I easily trust the other party in online shopping or second-hand trades to send things properly.
If someone suddenly doesn't contact me, I first think, 'Is there something wrong with me?' rather than 'Is there something wrong?'
When I see touching stories in the news, I doubt their authenticity.
Even with long-time friends, if their attitude suddenly changes, I quickly distance myself.
A heart wide open to everyone
You're the type who trusts people first when you meet them. You try to see the good in others first, and you have almost no guard up. Thanks to that, you get close quickly and build relationships well, but sometimes you end up getting hurt.
Broad-hearted, yet with sharp instincts intact
You basically tend to trust people, but you're not completely defenseless. You have an instinctive ability to tell good people from those who aren't, and in most cases you approach others with goodwill.
A heart that opens slowly, but surely
You're fully willing to open up, but you're the type who needs a bit of an observation period. At first you politely keep your distance, and once you've confirmed the other person is trustworthy, you gradually open your heart.
A realist who trusts but verifies
You're the type who balances trust and caution well. You neither trust unconditionally nor doubt unconditionally. You know how to flexibly adjust the depth of your trust depending on the situation and context.
The type who needs evidence to believe
You're the type who needs sufficient grounds before opening up. You judge by actions rather than words, and you only give your trust once consistency has been confirmed.
Takes time — and that's exactly why it's solid
You're the type who needs a considerable amount of time to build trust. You don't open up easily, but once you decide to believe in someone, you give them deep, unwavering trust. Past experiences may be what built the high walls you have now.
A safe world behind high walls
You're the type with very high, solid walls of trust. You can't easily believe in people, and you keep a certain distance in most relationships. Your self-protective instinct is strong, and you feel safe within it.