Today, we talk about signs you have trust issues. Are you constantly anxious, suspicious, jealous, and insecure? Trust is so important in relationships and friendships, and when you don’t have it, it can be a real burden. If you have trust issues, you doubt people’s intentions, actions, or words. As a result, you become hyperaware of any mistakes or suspicious behaviors, focusing on the negatives and disregarding their strengths and positive qualities. This may lead to misunderstandings, conflicts, isolation, and a general sense of unease and unhappiness. Many people who suffer from trust issues are emotionally wounded or dealing with emotional trauma. Some folks might be suffering from complex PTSD (post traumatic stress disorder), which can cause feelings of anxiety and insecurity that make it difficult to trust someone. No matter what the reason for your lack of trust, the first step toward overcoming trust issues is understanding the root causes and why you have trust issues in the first place. Then, you can start working on building trust through open communication, setting boundaries, and practicing forgiveness. Seeking professional help, such as therapy or counseling, can provide valuable support in overcoming trust issues and improving your relationships with others.