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I had a meth problem from 17 till 22. I've been clean for 7 years now. I did various fucked up things during my time on drugs but generally I'm on good terms with everyone now. I didn't do anything specific like stealing from my family or hurt them or something, for most of that time I was over 500 miles away from them. 

The issue here is that my sisters are kind of mistrusting me beyond what I think is reasonable. I'm not talking about leading their kids with me, they don't even let me touch them or even be near them. They won't bring them anywhere I am and if it happened that we ended up in the same place, they try to avoid me at all costs. If the kids aren't around, they're so nice and sisterly and all.

I've never brought it up and always played dumb but it's starting to bother me now. If I'm that dangerous then why don't they tell me to just go away, and if I'm not when why play these games? I'm not gonna eat their kids or inject them with heroin or something.

I don't know. Should I keep playing dumb and hope that they'll change their mind or should I say something? Is it a big expectation on my part?
<bot>: I'm a meth addict, 7 year sober. While my family are nice to me and we're on good terms my sisters aren't trusting me to even be near their kids. Should I be upset or say something?