Trust. The Ironic Word.

Trust.

One feeling that eats you up alive. One of the most ironic terms in the English dictionary

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You can’t survive in this humankind without trusting someone.

You can die in this humankind by trusting someone.

Oh! The mockery of it!

Trust has so many connotations to it.

# Faith

# Belief

# Hope

# Conviction

# Expectation

# Reliance

# Dependence.

They transmit a good deal of positive vibes. But when you think of it in a different perspective, you’ll know how treacherous it is to trust someone. Be it with words or things!

I, for one, am terrified to trust anyone. Past 10 years of my life, I’ve received blow after blow. Betrayal after betrayal. From family and friends. It’s tough to trust someone with effortlessness after 10 years of callous realism.

Betraying secrets for the sake of attention is the most sordid justification the turncoat can give for his actions.

Generally speaking, most people, once they are in an intimate bond with someone, they anticipate the other person to trust them abundantly. But, (taking A as one person and B as the other) as A expects or rather demands the trust of B, the relationship faces complication as B is reluctant to trust A wholly. A gets angry and feels betrayed. But B is obstinate about not trusting anyone easily and the rapport ends there!

Trust is something that develops over years of closeness, understanding and bonding! Trust is something that transpires ONLY between Parents and children. That trust is the REAL trust. No other form is real. Not that between friends, not that between lovers. Only that between Parents and Children, Sisters or Brothers to siblings.