Trust

Trust..

T-rust: No doubt it includes "rust" itself in its name but it should be totally depend on the partners that in their relationship their should be only trust and never let rust to take place.

What does trust mean?

Trusting someone means that you think they are reliable, you have confidence in them and 
you feel safe with them physically and emotionally. Trust is something that two people in a 
relationship can build together when they decide to trust each other.

Many people who contact love is respect are in relationships where one partner is constantly checking in, asking where the other partner is at all times, and/or trying to control who their partner spends time with. These behaviors aren’t healthy or signs of trust; again, trust is a choice you make. You can trust someone whether they’re right next to you or a long distance away. When there is trust, a person doesn’t feel a need to monitor or control 
their partner. They don’t need their partner to “prove” their love and faithfulness. It’s a 
lack of trust that makes those behaviors feel necessary. If you trust someone, you trust 
them regardless of who they spend time with or where they go. You trust that, even if 
someone else wanted to hurt your relationship, your partner wouldn’t let that happen.

I am not just talking about being there physically, but emotionally, too. Does your partner 
listen to you and support you? Are they sensitive to your problems, worries and fears? Do 
they show compassion and genuinely care about you? A person who is trustworthy is able to 
demonstrate consideration and care of others. This also means that they trust you to know 
what’s best for yourself. A partner who tells you they know best, or that you don’t know 
how you really feel, isn’t showing that they trust you.

It’s also important to keep in mind that in a healthy relationship, you can trust that no matter what comes up your partner won’t react in a way that threatens your safety or harms you. Everyone deserves to be in a relationship with someone who can resolve conflicts in a healthy, respectful way.

Being hurt by someone in the past may have affected your ability to trust yourself and your own instincts. Just remember that the person who broke your trust in the past made that choice; you can’t take responsibility for someone else’s actions or decisions. If you’re struggling with this, taking time to work through it, maybe with your cousins, relatives or your mother could be very helpful in regaining trust in yourself and your ability to trust others. I myself take advice from my mother for each and everything even for my relationship and i can bet on any cost that no one else can advice you better than your mother for your better future and your happiness.

I believe that a trust should be just like a baby and her mother. NO other trust can be compared in front of this love.. a feeling which a baby gets when he/she holds the finger of her mother or father for the very first time with their tiny little hands which grab their finger with emotion full of trust can never match any other feeling in the whole world.

Relationship doesn't mean only husband & wife, girlfriend & boyfriend.. it includes these relations also which are the purest of all.

That's all from my side, hope i am clear with my perspective.

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Vaibhav Nigam