I guess you could call this a healthy cynicism. You can't be disappointed if you have no expectations, and all the adverse health effects it comes with.
In fact, you can even make this an actively good think, if you think they will fumble it so bad, that you stop being interested, but it ends up being nice, you will be actively pleasantly surprised.
In fact, you can even make this an actively good think, if you think they will fumble it so bad, that you stop being interested, but it ends up being nice, you will be actively pleasantly surprised.
Quite useful mental gymnastics technique.