Blind trust in asymmetric knowledge
The article highlights the danger of overconfidence in family relationships, especially when a close person or friend crosses the boundaries of caution, leading to tragic crimes and losses. It emphasizes that trust does not mean relinquishing protective boundaries, and that risk management requires regulating information and permissions to protect the family from exploitation of trust. It clarifies that harm often doesn't stem from outright hostility or deception, but from knowing the other person well enough to become a threat if intentions change. The article underscores the importance of distinguishing between trust and maintaining boundaries to ensure personal and family safety.
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