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Thread started 11/13/06 2:48pm

REDFEATHERS

TRUST... who do ya... ?

Like the Prince song, yeah yeah yeah.. eye No.. lol

Ok serious now though.. wink

You have trusted someone with you mind, spirit and soul and they let you down..

Can you trust them again?

I have done so and been proved a fool in doing so.. but I am strong and my character shows I can forgive and trust them again..

Am I strong? Am I weak?
Am I a fool? Whats best to do? confused
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Reply #1 posted 11/13/06 2:51pm

heyduckie

no
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Reply #2 posted 11/13/06 2:51pm

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there's a delicate balance between taking care of yourself and cutting yourself of from accepting love/joy/peace.

and the best indicator of a person's future actions is her past actions.

that said, trust doesn't have to be given as one solid block. trust is a process that can build over time.
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Reply #3 posted 11/13/06 2:59pm

luv4all7

Everyone deserves a second chance.

Your not a fool for giving them another one.
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Reply #4 posted 11/13/06 3:00pm

REDFEATHERS

heyduckie said:

no



No?

I am not strong, or I am not weak?

Or I am strong for giving them another chance?
I see it as being strong giving the weaker person a second chance cos they have failed in my expectation, but I feel they have more to give and gain, if I am to help or strengthen their failures
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Reply #5 posted 11/13/06 3:00pm

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fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me.

sigh

I don't think it's impossible to build trust up again once someone has betreyed it. But its a long and difficult road and you might not ever really get there.
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Reply #6 posted 11/13/06 3:03pm

REDFEATHERS

madartista said:

there's a delicate balance between taking care of yourself and cutting yourself of from accepting love/joy/peace.

and the best indicator of a person's future actions is her past actions.

that said, trust doesn't have to be given as one solid block. trust is a process that can build over time.



Yes.. so trust, if you know them as a good friend and say they have fucked up... but you can sympathise or understand, doesnt mean you shouldnt try and help a second time over to help them pass the trying time they are enduring?
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Reply #7 posted 11/13/06 3:04pm

REDFEATHERS

CarrieMpls said:

fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me.

sigh

I don't think it's impossible to build trust up again once someone has betreyed it. But its a long and difficult road and you might not ever really get there.



I love your quote.. hug It makes so much sense, but when you break it down to individual circumstances, maybe one cant be so harsh.. so your second comment is something to really think about hug
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Reply #8 posted 11/13/06 3:06pm

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i look at how they deal with other people's trust toward me... that's a pretty good indicator. other than that, i'm careful as to what i tell people about myself.
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Reply #9 posted 11/13/06 3:06pm

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I've been on both sides of the equation....one side more than the other....and it comes down to what u feel for the person, and how u feel about the betrayal of your trust....after some serious thought conducted after the initial shock of the situation, if your feelings outweigh the betrayal, or vice versa, the then thats the way you go with it....but either way, you should never consider yourself a fool because it unecessarily hardens you and you might miss out on that special person....whether its the one who betrayed and was allowed to stay or the one who follows....

just my humble, been there-done that, opinion.....
He was like a cock who thought the sun had risen to hear him crow.
(George Eliot)

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Reply #10 posted 11/13/06 3:06pm

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CarrieMpls said:

fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me.

sigh

I don't think it's impossible to build trust up again once someone has betreyed it. But its a long and difficult road and you might not ever really get there.

I think most things in our state of conciousness are foolish, odd and perfunctionary. Trust is a human issue, it's necessary to survive healthily in the nut. It's absolute certainty - the need for our race to create a word for it - either proves the existence of a creator or reveals the true outragous HORROR! of our existence. Either way, I'll be your fool, baby. With a smile and a foot shimmy and a middle finger stuck up to anyone with walls in their head.
[Edited 11/13/06 15:07pm]
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Reply #11 posted 11/13/06 3:07pm

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REDFEATHERS said:

CarrieMpls said:

fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me.

sigh

I don't think it's impossible to build trust up again once someone has betreyed it. But its a long and difficult road and you might not ever really get there.



I love your quote.. hug It makes so much sense, but when you break it down to individual circumstances, maybe one cant be so harsh.. so your second comment is something to really think about hug


I agree that every circumstance is different. Heck, I've made my own mistakes in life and people have forgiven me. If the person is truly remorseful and commits to changing whatever the behavior was, you may have a chance.

hug
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Reply #12 posted 11/13/06 3:08pm

REDFEATHERS

IrresistibleB1tch said:

i look at how they deal with other people's trust toward me... that's a pretty good indicator. other than that, i'm careful as to what i tell people about myself.



Can you explain abit more please?>
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Reply #13 posted 11/13/06 3:09pm

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REDFEATHERS said:

Yes.. so trust, if you know them as a good friend and say they have fucked up... but you can sympathise or understand, doesnt mean you shouldnt try and help a second time over to help them pass the trying time they are enduring?


Yes, absolutely try to help. But employ what CarrieMPLS has said. Know the potential for betrayal is there, and offer a level of help that doesn't compromise yourself and your values. Don't give yourself away.
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Reply #14 posted 11/13/06 3:10pm

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Number23 said:

CarrieMpls said:

fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me.

sigh

I don't think it's impossible to build trust up again once someone has betreyed it. But its a long and difficult road and you might not ever really get there.

I think most things in our state of conciousness are foolish, odd and perfunctionary. Trust is a human issue, it's necessary to survive healthily in the nut. It's absolute certainty - the need for our race to create a word for it - either proves the existence of a creator or reveals the true outragous HORROR! of our existence. Either way, I'll be your fool, baby. With a smile and a foot shimmy and a middle finger stuck up to anyone with walls in their head.
[Edited 11/13/06 15:07pm]


You just said that to make me smile. smile It worked.
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Reply #15 posted 11/13/06 3:13pm

Number23

CarrieMpls said:

Number23 said:


I think most things in our state of conciousness are foolish, odd and perfunctionary. Trust is a human issue, it's necessary to survive healthily in the nut. It's absolute certainty - the need for our race to create a word for it - either proves the existence of a creator or reveals the true outragous HORROR! of our existence. Either way, I'll be your fool, baby. With a smile and a foot shimmy and a middle finger stuck up to anyone with walls in their head.
[Edited 11/13/06 15:07pm]


You just said that to make me smile. smile It worked.

Ach, I can do better. hug
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Reply #16 posted 11/13/06 3:13pm

IrresistibleB1
tch

REDFEATHERS said:

IrresistibleB1tch said:

i look at how they deal with other people's trust toward me... that's a pretty good indicator. other than that, i'm careful as to what i tell people about myself.



Can you explain abit more please?>


well, if they tell you things about third parties, you can bet they will do the same to you. or even more generally, the way they treat people in their lives is a good indication. that doesn't mean i wouldn't be social with them, but i filter what i say more carefully.
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Reply #17 posted 11/13/06 3:15pm

heyduckie

REDFEATHERS said:

heyduckie said:

no



No?

I am not strong, or I am not weak?

Or I am strong for giving them another chance?
I see it as being strong giving the weaker person a second chance cos they have failed in my expectation, but I feel they have more to give and gain, if I am to help or strengthen their failures


sorry i meant to say i dont trust anyone neutral
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Reply #18 posted 11/13/06 3:19pm

origmnd

all u have to worry about is their intentions. anything else will fall into place after u CLEARLY see that.
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Reply #19 posted 11/13/06 3:27pm

REDFEATHERS

madartista said:

REDFEATHERS said:

Yes.. so trust, if you know them as a good friend and say they have fucked up... but you can sympathise or understand, doesnt mean you shouldnt try and help a second time over to help them pass the trying time they are enduring?


Yes, absolutely try to help. But employ what CarrieMPLS has said. Know the potential for betrayal is there, and offer a level of help that doesn't compromise yourself and your values. Don't give yourself away.



Why do pppl betray though? confused
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Reply #20 posted 11/13/06 3:29pm

REDFEATHERS

reneGade20 said:

I've been on both sides of the equation....one side more than the other....and it comes down to what u feel for the person, and how u feel about the betrayal of your trust....after some serious thought conducted after the initial shock of the situation, if your feelings outweigh the betrayal, or vice versa, the then thats the way you go with it....but either way, you should never consider yourself a fool because it unecessarily hardens you and you might miss out on that special person....whether its the one who betrayed and was allowed to stay or the one who follows....

just my humble, been there-done that, opinion.....



Just seems I have been a fool when someone I cared for didnt care for me.. but on the other hand they are the fool, for taking my friendship for granted and so have cheapened what was special to an extent and so it is their loss in the long run.. neutral
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Reply #21 posted 11/13/06 3:30pm

REDFEATHERS

heyduckie said:

REDFEATHERS said:




No?

I am not strong, or I am not weak?

Or I am strong for giving them another chance?
I see it as being strong giving the weaker person a second chance cos they have failed in my expectation, but I feel they have more to give and gain, if I am to help or strengthen their failures


sorry i meant to say i dont trust anyone neutral


Not even me? hug

Trust me.. I am a good person.. nod rose
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Reply #22 posted 11/13/06 3:31pm

madartista

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REDFEATHERS said:

Why do pppl betray though? confused

depends -- lotsa different reasons, but usually for their own sense of security, whether that is a valid concern or not.
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Reply #23 posted 11/13/06 3:31pm

REDFEATHERS

Number23 said:

CarrieMpls said:

fool me once, shame on you. fool me twice, shame on me.

sigh

I don't think it's impossible to build trust up again once someone has betreyed it. But its a long and difficult road and you might not ever really get there.

I think most things in our state of conciousness are foolish, odd and perfunctionary. Trust is a human issue, it's necessary to survive healthily in the nut. It's absolute certainty - the need for our race to create a word for it - either proves the existence of a creator or reveals the true outragous HORROR! of our existence. Either way, I'll be your fool, baby. With a smile and a foot shimmy and a middle finger stuck up to anyone with walls in their head.
[Edited 11/13/06 15:07pm]



lol
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Reply #24 posted 11/13/06 3:33pm

REDFEATHERS

madartista said:

REDFEATHERS said:

Why do pppl betray though? confused

depends -- lotsa different reasons, but usually for their own sense of security, whether that is a valid concern or not.



So cos they are weak? weaker? cos they wont/cant stand up and say what they want/should say? and so they bow down and cower in weakness thinking things re better left unsaid than standing strong and facing the truth?
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Reply #25 posted 11/13/06 3:38pm

heyduckie

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Reply #26 posted 11/13/06 3:39pm

heyduckie

REDFEATHERS said:

heyduckie said:



sorry i meant to say i dont trust anyone neutral


Not even me? hug

Trust me.. I am a good person.. nod rose

im sure u are quite lovely.
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Reply #27 posted 11/13/06 3:48pm

something

luv4all7 said:

Everyone deserves a second chance.

Your not a fool for giving them another one.


second chances shouldn't always be given freely


in some cases it is important that the person EARNS that second chance
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Reply #28 posted 11/13/06 3:48pm

origmnd

So sad those who live in jealousy
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Reply #29 posted 11/13/06 3:49pm

Natisse

something said:

luv4all7 said:

Everyone deserves a second chance.

Your not a fool for giving them another one.


second chances shouldn't always be given freely


in some cases it is important that the person EARNS that second chance


sometimes second chances can't be given, though, without a little help from both sides of the friendship/relationship/whichever smile

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