How to develop risk awareness? It's not about treating everyone as a bad person, but learning to observe those signals that are easily overlooked. When assessing someone, don't just listen to what they say, but watch how they handle boundaries, how they control their emotions, and how they take responsibility. People who constantly test boundaries when they first meet often lack respect for others; those who become furious and lose control over small matters are more likely to act impulsively in conflicts; individuals who blame others for everything and never reflect on themselves often find it difficult to build healthy relationships. At the same time, be cautious of people who manipulate your decisions through emotions like sympathy, guilt, or fear, because many forms of control and scams are fundamentally emotional manipulation. The essence of risk awareness is not learning to respond after danger occurs, but recognizing warning signs before danger arises. Most harm is not sudden; rather, it leaves traces through repeated boundary crossings, loss of control, and abnormal behaviors.