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9 hrs agoTrust is one of the most fragile things in life. It takes years to build, seconds to break, and sometimes forever to rebuild. When someone betrays your trust, it does more than hurt — it changes how you see people, how you love, and even how you see yourself.
Trust issues are not just about being afraid of others; they’re often about being afraid of being hurt again. You start to question people’s intentions, overthink their words, and build invisible walls around your heart. You smile, but deep down, you’re still guarding what’s left of your peace.
But here’s the truth: not everyone is out to hurt you. Healing doesn’t mean forgetting what happened; it means learning to trust again, slowly, wisely, and with boundaries. It means understanding that some people broke your trust, but others can help you believe in it again.
You deserve love that doesn’t make you anxious, friendship that doesn’t make you doubt, and people who value your vulnerability as a gift, not as weakness.
So take your time. Heal at your pace. Guard your heart but don’t lock it away. Trust again — not because they deserve it, but because you deserve peace more than fear.
“Trust issues don’t make you cold; they remind you that your heart has been through enough. Heal, but don’t harden.” 💔✨