I have always trusted people, it is a mutual relationship, degrees of confidence may vary, fewer or more numbers during periods of wars and crises, but I do not lose confidence in God
Try to live your life independently from people as much as you can. For whatever you want in this life; ask the only One who can give you that and protect you from the bad. Before dawn; it is the best time ☺
Dr Sahar Qazi ..Yes, we can trust people. I believe, there will always be trustworthy people in the world, no matter how worse the world becomes. But, in order to be careful, we must think critically before we proceed for dealings.
You can't trust people in general, you couldn't in the past, you can't not and you will can't do it in the future too, because PEOPLE can lie, can cheat and can do whatever they need in order to achieve what they want. Is PEOPLES fault, not the TV or Internet.
Don't trust anyone. Let the time reveal you the real them. Anyone makes a mistake and that's vital. Even I do mistakes and i'm a very careful person. Whenever a person become a part of you life, trust them, but not with your feelings. Trust them with your mind, trust them because that's the right thing to do, not because you feel that you can trust them.
Time will let you know if they are good people. I don't trust anyone and I let the time show me if those people are trustworthy or not, and the time always does a very good job. The reason of that is because people can't fake for too long. There are people who can, of course, but most of they will fake their behavior for 3 to 4 months, maybe more, even a year.
Yes , we can trust people. When we take our time to study those around us carefully and see what stuff they are made up off then we can trust but not just blind trust. The person you want to trust must have proven or demonstrate to you that he or she can be trusted.
Yes we can, but (ALWAYS there are a BUT :)) it is difficult.
Our propensity to trust is based on many factors, including our personality, early childhood role models and experiences, beliefs and values, culture, self-awareness and emotional maturity. The combination of these factors and experiences shapes how quickly, and how much trust we extend to others. Your experiences may have resulted in you viewing trust as something to be earned, not given, so therefore you withhold trust from others until you’re absolutely sure they deserve it.
"The person must realize that the decision to trust others is a personal decision that has no guarantees, and always bear in mind that there is an opportunity to betray or betray the opposite person, and to prepare himself internally so as not to be subjected to severe disappointment, the fulfillment of that person." He must also realize that idealism does not exist and that making mistakes is a natural thing that happens with all people.
No I do not think that you should trust people. You must assess them well several times and if found trustworthy under different sets of conditions then and then only you should trust.
If you are someone who has suffered at the hands of betrayal, trust issues becomes even further magnified. It’s hard to trust someone, especially when you know that you are replaceable and so is everyone else. It’s all about give and take. Everything is a deal. If someone’s with you today, it’s because they might be benefiting something out of you. People have better choices so they would definitely chase the alternatives. However, sometimes we do need to trust people. Those people who deserve your trust. There are people who have better alternatives and yet they choose to be with you. You need to trust these kind of people. Let Go of Your Fear and Let Your Guard Down. By guarding yourself constantly and closing doors for others, you are hurting yourself. Life is short. Make it colorful. Stay away from bad colors. Learn to identify a person before they hurt you
Trust is as vital to healthy relationships as oxygen is to a scuba diver; survival is impossible without it. Whether it’s a naturally low propensity to trust, having unrealistic expectations, or letting our past hurts hold us back from trusting others, we have to move beyond these reasons if we want to have trust-filled relationships in the future.
You need to first of all, trust yourself before could trust another person. You need to believe in yourself first before you can believe in other people that come your way in.life.
Human ability to trust and confidence is not on an equal footing. Some people are able to trust more easily than others and are, in fact, better at being trustworthy and judging trustworthiness.
Honestly, I think part of the problem is that there are some people who should NOT be trusted for some things. The key is to learn who you can trust for what and to set boundaries or even leave so you are not in harms way of someone who should not be trusted. The challenge is trying to figure out who you can trust. I think a major reason some of us have sustained such damage is because we were in harms way for an extended period of time.
I think that we wrongly believe that people were better before our generatiob. I don't know from where we got this idea. Good people are always good people and there were certainly bad people before. Life today is more about material and some kind of aggressivity can be seen. Without this struggle; good people are always good people.
Trust is firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something. ....yes we can trust people today also ....at the same time we r cautious ...
At present, I have only few persons whom I can trust. As, we all are burdened with full responsibilities (marriages, family, children, work, health etc), the chances to stay connected with our friends/ well wishers have also decreased to great extend, and this may be the reason for fewer trustworthy friends.
Trust is like exposing yourself vulnerable to the harm from the other person. Think we can only trust selected people that will not harm us or violate our trust.
Many people have problems with trusting others. It can be said that mistrust envelops most of our social relationships. The thing is that if a person wants to trust others he has to trust himself first.
On the principle of what you give to others back to you, give others your confidence that it may return to you well, yes I still exchange confidence with many of my dear
It's a feature ! It's a character ! In these days, one may tend to not trust any body ! However, you should trust others that you feel they need your trust ! It's common to clearly see that on their faces !!!
Respecting this question, can people be trusted, I strongly suggest that all should read the work of Ken Thompson, in his 1984 Turing Award lecture, titled, "Reflections on Trusting Trust." See here:
It depends on people you are getting in contact with...in general, to not expect anything from almost anyone is one of the most important keys for success...
The purpose of schools is to develop a place where all students learn at high levels. In order to achieve this, we must establish meaningful relationships... And an essential component of meaningful relationships is trust. Trust is safety. Trust is comfort. Trust is feeling that someone has your back. Trust is an environment where individuals can be their best selves.