<human>: I haven't had a nice, peaceful life and I am very anxious and always observant for danger, escapes, and things out of routine. I can't turn it off. So much as a meeting invitation with no agenda will cause me to worry excessively to the point where it impacts my work performance, all day. I work at a nice, peaceful cube farm as a secretary. 

Bill [35M], isn't my boss but the topic of paranoia came up and jokingly asked me questions about my level of paranoia and I answered under peer pressure. I am _kicking_ myself right now. Bill is the type of person who likes to tease and press buttons for other people's reactions and does so often.

I get that teasing happens, everyone teases, no big deal. But I am deeply worried and now paranoid that Bill will start to find ways to trigger my paranoia on purpose for the same button-pressing reactions he does elsewhere, because it is so easy to do. I am worried that this will escalate and HR will have to become involved. I am also worried because the place where I work is a World Health Organization and they just launched an initiative for coworkers to improve heath / be healthy that we all took mandatorily. I don't want Bill to get in trouble.

I really love this job, Bill is not a cruel person, but this is his nature. To some extent Bill is has been teasing me before this by purposefully acting suspicious, etc, to garner my reactions of concern/confusion/wariness. That's harmless and I honestly don't care. 

I am getting help from a professional for my issues.

Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?
<bot>: A boss found a shiny big red button; already pressing related buttons, worried they will press this one too. Advice, please?