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Ian has experienced internal and external insecurity since childhood. He doesn’t like unpredictable situations. The prism through which he sees the world lets him sense where the danger lies and where the risks are at any moment. That’s why he became accustomed to being vigilant. If you’re alert, you see the danger ahead; you’re less likely to be caught off-guard. Because of this alertness, Ian often imagines problems where none exists. On a human level, he tends to wait and see. He unconsciously remains suspicious until someone has proven themselves to be trustworthy. The greatest source of the insecurity, by the way, is Ian himself. Deep inside, he has little confidence, let alone self-confidence, which is why he often has doubts — about himself as well as his (yet to be made) decisions.