You plan for the worst because nobody else will.
You are the friend who triple-checks, who asks 'but what if,' who sees the risk nobody else noticed. Your brain is a threat detector that never sleeps. Trust doesn't come easy — people have to earn it. And even then, a small voice whispers 'what if they leave?' You're brave — not because you're fearless, but because you act despite being terrified. You test people, push them away to see if they'll stay. Most leave. The ones who don't? You'd die for them. Literally.
Get your read — free on iPhoneyou've rehearsed disaster scenarios that have a 0.2% chance of happening. and you call it 'being prepared,' not anxiety.