QUOTE(After the Burial @ Aug 12 2008, 06:30 AM) [snapback]529193[/snapback]
Nasuada, I was surprised that had never thought about who you trust. I am a very internal person (meaning I reflect a lot), so I am always surprised when others seem otherwise.
I reflect and think alot aswell, but I've never thought about it that way, either. I understand what Nasuada means, it's like you simply don't see it like that.
For me, I just don't see it as such a barrier, maybe that's why I never paid attention to it before. I think trusting people is not hard for me. Not that I tell everything about me to anyone neither do I trust them equally. Maybe the thing is that I find people out and see
in what things can they be trusted. Or maybe the people I like are simply trustworthy ones?
I'm very sorry to hear about your girlfriend, After the Burial. It's a very ugly thing to do. When I was small, most people I knew repeatedly broke my trust so I secluded myself and I didn't have friends for a while. If I had, I would have trusted them but I don't know, I was just alone and depressed. Then atfer a while, things changed.
And I'm truly sorry about your friend's loss too. It must still hurt but I'm sure the sunshine will come back once to your life. I know it's a cliche but It always does.
I want to ask, for those of you who do trust, how do you react when someone breaks your trust?At first, I get depressed and feel hurt of course. Then, I try to think of the reason they've done it. If I can think of some kind of an excuse, I talk to them about it and see if we can put it to rights or at least sort things out.
If I reach the conclusion - after gathering every information I can about the incident - that he/she probably just did it out of lack of loyalty, then I simply don't say anything and won't trust the person next time. Probably treat them colder and more distant too.
But if the thing they did gets me
really angry then I might challenge them, maybe shout a bit...
Anyway, luckily this hasn't happened for a very long time to me, that someone broke my trust.