Serious Is Your Community Low Trust or High Trust?

[universallyabhorred]

My community is pretty low trust, people don't really talk to strangers unless they are attractive, it's hard to make friends though if you are normie you can make acquaintances by going to the same place, nobody really cares about the homeless or poor and they are looked down on. Unironically it's also one of the most diverse communities with the largest portion of Asians which includes South Asians, Southeast Asians, East Asians and Middle Easterners, followed by Hispanics who are mostly Mexican and White people. The first 2 groups are 30-40 percent of the population while Whites are between 20-30 percent. Unsurprisingly there is limited sense of community or trust or closeness between people of different races but even then people are very atomized and individualized caring only about themselves and their families and close friends. It's a very competitive hustle culture, it's a decent area in terms of living standards, so it's sad to see how it is. Also, plenty of homeless and mentally ill people who everyone hates or looks down on.

Special shout out to @starcrapoo living in the center of degeneracy, what do you think?
Also @wereq and @Diddy thoughts?

 

[Animecel2D]

I don’t trust anyone in my community

 

[Xul]

Ultra low trust, i also look down on homeless/mi because they randomly stab people and leave feces and needles everywhere

 

[Ghostface]

I don’t trust anyone in my community

fair

 

[DoomThreeKoala]

Trusting strangers is a rookie mistake.

 

[Diddlium]

It's pretty, high trust. Small German town, I've accidentally left my car unlocked overnight. Or I'll leave it unlocked with the keys in the ignition to run into the bakery before work

 

[AsiaCel]

Talking to strangers isn't always a low trust trait.

My place in East Asia has stores in the open without security.

For example in a store, there are two rooms. Room 1 contains the items, room 2 contains other items and the cashier. There is nothing stopping people from stealing from room 1. Yet, the store owners don't feel that this is big enough of an issue to stop this model

This is the example of high trustness.

 

[PersonalityChad]

Medium trust

Trusting strangers is a rookie mistake.

Trust nobody not even yourself

 

[pointless Existence]

people don't really talk to strangers unless they are attractive

Brutil

 

[zd60]

I don’t trust anyone in my community

 

[Cuckoja]

My neighborhood is pretty much filled with boomers.

 

[SCP-Gorillion]

Trusting strangers is a rookie mistake.

 

[starcrapoo]

My community is pretty low trust, people don't really talk to strangers unless they are attractive, it's hard to make friends though if you are normie you can make acquaintances by going to the same place, nobody really cares about the homeless or poor and they are looked down on. Unironically it's also one of the most diverse communities with the largest portion of Asians which includes South Asians, Southeast Asians, East Asians and Middle Easterners, followed by Hispanics who are mostly Mexican and White people. The first 2 groups are 30-40 percent of the population while Whites are between 20-30 percent. Unsurprisingly there is limited sense of community or trust or closeness between people of different races but even then people are very atomized and individualized caring only about themselves and their families and close friends. It's a very competitive hustle culture, it's a decent area in terms of living standards, so it's sad to see how it is. Also, plenty of homeless and mentally ill people who everyone hates or looks down on.

Special shout out to @starcrapoo living in the center of degeneracy, what do you think?
Also @wereq and @Diddy thoughts?

Yea that's pretty much the demographic of the SF bay area.

Diverse, low trust, anti-social, status obsessed, cold, unfriendly, stuck up foids. Made worst by white american liberals being permissive/tolerant of niggers and spic crime while obsessing over asian men's penis'. Lots of homeless beggars shitting all over the place.

In any diverse setting you're gonna have low trust and lots of people having mental issues. In work places or in schools, lots of people performing poorly.

The ideal places for pretty much anyone are small racially/ethnically homogenous communities.

 

[MRHK_57]

I don’t trust anyone in my community

 

[poorenglishcel]

Low trust i guess

 

[La Longue Fourchett]

In Japan.
Despite what many might think, it's going downhill.
A lot of foreigners from India and China are flooding the street. Not to mention self-centered tourists are destroy everything they come in contact with.
Visit Japan and you'll see many stores reminding ppl that it's illegal to steal and police will be called in the event of theft.

 

[LeFrenchCel]

I don’t trust anyone in my community