distrust towards someone else
By gorila
@gorila (186)
Indonesia
May 3, 2011 12:15am CST
at my age to 22 years that I've been getting widespread view of life. but this time I also I learned not to trust other people. because I've always been betrayed by friends, best friend, girlfriends, even by my own father.
do you think is normal if it does not have the trust of others?
how about you?
10 responses
@harck721 (372)
• Philippines
3 May 11
I've been let down a lot of times in my life and I've suffered a lot of disappointments. Many times I've decided never to trust anyone ever again, but taking on all the burden that came my way alone made my life miserable and lonely. People are still people; they make mistakes and have to be forgiven for them. We can't push away everyone in our lives because people need people.
Now, I still put my faith in a lot of people, but I make sure not to get my hopes up too high so that the fall back down to the ground won't hurt so bad. Then, I pick myself up again, dust myself off and do what I can to fix the damage that has been done. I forgive but remember to learn something from the fall so that I don't have to make the same mistakes.
@tiina05 (2317)
• Philippines
3 May 11
hello,
I also experience that how many times and it is me I never learned I always trust but you know as they betrayed I realize that it is really difficult to trust someone that you think helping you but in the end they will also betrayed you. I am asking myself? am I doing this to others? I am not, so why is this happening to me?. right?something like that. And now I am having a hard time to trust them because I dont like to betrayed again.
@kheydia (882)
• Philippines
3 May 11
Well, you do have a reason there for in this world right now we cannot know who are those person we can trust on, but i would say that though you had a bad experience about trust, you should not stop trusting anyone, for there are as well people we can rely on and can be trusted with, you can feel that if she/he can be trusted or not.
@bird123 (10643)
• United States
7 May 11
I look at things much different. I give everyone I meet the Great opportunity to be TRUSTWORTHY. Doesn't everyone deserve that? Do I get hurt alot??? No, because I value only the good. You should never allow the actions of others define who you choose to be. Choose not to be a victim of betrayal. You can do this while giving everyone the Great Opportunity to be TRUSTWORTHY!!
@wolfwise (100)
• Philippines
3 May 11
In my honest opinion I think you really have to trust someone or a certain number of people. Having no one to trust just creates to much barrier in your personal growth and can greatly affect your social life. I could suggest a book for if you like it's called the 48 laws of power by robert greene, I think it could somewhat help you in a way in dealing with those certain kind of individuals. Hope this helps :-)