It isn't weird at all. People form status hierarchies based upon whom they can trust. At a primal level, constancy gives people feelings of security. This may

It isn't weird at all. People form status hierarchies based upon whom they can trust. At a primal level, constancy gives people feelings of security. This may be irrational, and it may not be the way we want people to be, but that is beside the point. It's a very human thing and a core part of politics, religion and interpersonal relations.