Do you trust your own gender more, both equally, or do you trust the other gender more?
Do you consider this a rational method?
A fear?
a subconscious involuntary thing?
Please be honest. I'm interested in these stats.
trust is an emotional response. it is deeply rooted in early life experience
and the interaction , or lack of, with primary care givers. coupled with ones
inborn temperment, early experiences dictate ones capacity for intimacy.
gender isn't relevant if your trust has been severely compromised.
you can have life long plutonic friendships and life long romantic relationships
that pass as "deep" and mature, but in reality they are shallow and selfish.
typically no one is the wiser, including the participants.
this is a complex subject that can't be quantified in the manner you are proposing. it presupposes your subjects are fully qualified to engage in
a psychology assesment that is narrowly defined.
at best you'll get some subjective data that is misleading and depressing.
and why do you ask if they think it is subconscious or a fear ?
and furthermore you asked for peeps to be honest.
you should brush up on your psychology before you post this nonsense.
mistrust is most certainly a fear and it's roots are in the subconcious.
jesus christ, my 12 year old knows more about this subject then you
do lol.