What, exactly, in layman's terms, is trust? What precisely is it?
An implicit understanding? But two minds can't ever have the same thoughts. Can they?
How do you know if you trust someone? How are you sure that you don't?
How are you sure that you could? And what about if you should?
Is there a time when mistakes don't matter? How are you sure that you're justified?
But really... When do mistakes matter, and when do they not? I can't tell. I can't separate it. Is there some kind of lesson I was supposed to learn about that? Is there some definitive guideline that I can apply to a situation to discern whether I am right or wrong? I know that I feel dejected, but am I correct in feeling this?
When someone you love tells you what they've done isn't a big deal at all and to just get over it, how can you be sure that they're not right? I would like to think it's a silly non-issue. But it's not. It's not life-or-death, but it's not something I can ignore. I can't ignore it because it's making me ask questions.
When someone tells you
'I am sorry for what I have done, I understand it hurts you when I do this, you are the reason I don't do it, I won't do it again'
And then you find out they are doing it again... What happens? I wouldn't care so much if it were "just a friend." If the action itself is shitty, but the act of breaking the word is worse, what do you do? What do you say?
What do you do if you're doing a massive, huge thing that was based all on this trust that now you're wondering if you can believe in anymore?
What if they don't take you seriously?
That's all I'm doing. Asking questions. What more can I do? I can't be certain of anything. It seems I've gone through this with anyone I've cared for. It makes me wonder if it's me. It just makes me confused, is all. All the initial anger is gone, and I'm left contemplating what's gone on. I've never done this before. I don't even know. I'm going to stop pretending like I do.
An implicit understanding? But two minds can't ever have the same thoughts. Can they?
How do you know if you trust someone? How are you sure that you don't?
How are you sure that you could? And what about if you should?
Is there a time when mistakes don't matter? How are you sure that you're justified?
But really... When do mistakes matter, and when do they not? I can't tell. I can't separate it. Is there some kind of lesson I was supposed to learn about that? Is there some definitive guideline that I can apply to a situation to discern whether I am right or wrong? I know that I feel dejected, but am I correct in feeling this?
When someone you love tells you what they've done isn't a big deal at all and to just get over it, how can you be sure that they're not right? I would like to think it's a silly non-issue. But it's not. It's not life-or-death, but it's not something I can ignore. I can't ignore it because it's making me ask questions.
When someone tells you
'I am sorry for what I have done, I understand it hurts you when I do this, you are the reason I don't do it, I won't do it again'
And then you find out they are doing it again... What happens? I wouldn't care so much if it were "just a friend." If the action itself is shitty, but the act of breaking the word is worse, what do you do? What do you say?
What do you do if you're doing a massive, huge thing that was based all on this trust that now you're wondering if you can believe in anymore?
What if they don't take you seriously?
That's all I'm doing. Asking questions. What more can I do? I can't be certain of anything. It seems I've gone through this with anyone I've cared for. It makes me wonder if it's me. It just makes me confused, is all. All the initial anger is gone, and I'm left contemplating what's gone on. I've never done this before. I don't even know. I'm going to stop pretending like I do.
mood: separated from myself
music: Akira Yamaoka - Letter - From the Lost Days
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