> Franklin> It's odd, but think of how much "fear" indifference, > indifferently creates. The one ignored thinking "what is wrong with > me? Is it something I said, did? Am I not worth anything? Is it my > looks, social standing?" Indifference inadvertently breeds fear then, > in many situations - unless the one passed by has a solid self-image.
What you're describing sounds more like "paranoia" to me, Franklin, which is defined as "irrational suspicion," whereas "fear" relates to the (rational) expectation or awareness of danger. Just a thought. -Julius
