why is trust inportant in life?
338786
trust is the foundation to any relationship, parent/ child, best friends, husband / wife...everything is built upon trust.  just like a foundation to a building, if it cracks the everything built on top will start to crumble, then you have nothing but a pile of rubble.  same with trust, if you break trust then everything that has been built on it, respect, love, etc, falls apart until you have nothing.
424037
trust takes time... once you have lost trust in someone, it takes awhile to trust them again... if your heart sees that you can trust a person again, then a lot of times it is harder to get your mind to agree... your heart is more trusting unless you have been hurt a lot in the past, then your mind might say it is ok, but you heart gets in the way...\n\nbottom line, if you can't get your heart and your mind to agree to trust someone again, even if you know they deserve another chance... the best thing to do is just walk away...
669782
no...you have to trust again at some point.  just be careful at first, and give yourself plenty of time to heal from the wounds others have given you.  you can't go through life not trusting anyone.  just be careful about who you trust, and don't do it right away.  make them earn your trust.
80696
love, trust, ability to commit, respect
110884
It depends on what context you're talking about. But in any relationship, romantic or just a friendship, trust is always an important thing to maintain. It's easy to lose someone's trust, but not easy to earn it back.
106595
When you trust someone, it means you have a lot of faith in that person. As if you're friend was to pick up your boy/girlfriend and you get jealousy coming in, then you must not trust ONE of the two. \nOn the other hand you have physical trust. Like when you were little at the playground, Daddy says he's gonna catch you and you run scared. Being scared leads to not having trust in the first place. But if you jumped then you obviously knew that Daddy was gonna catch ya!
461994
You are correct, if you cannot trust someone than why be with them.  Trust is so hard to get, yet so easy to lose and next to impossible to ever completely get back.
745831
regardless of your past as sad as it is, trust is a major part of any relationship and without it you may destroy what you have.\n\nmost people are betrayed by someone at some point and this will affect their future relationships.\n\ngiving your love/trust to someone will always leave you vulnerable but its the price we all pay to hopefully get what we want.\n\nits a hard choice but the rewards can be worth it\n\ni Hope it worked out for you
238864
nope...we need trust, maturity, responsibility..lots more actually..ever heard of this..\nwhen poverty knocks on the door, love flies out the window..\n\nlove can die anytime if there's no trust..
723141
u need to trust of yourself and trust of other
685644
Trust is a sticky issue.  I use to be like you and trusted everyone.  Then I got hurt.  Now I'm a bit more weary of others.  It sucks that people are like that.  And they end up winning too.  There will come a time when you can see the non-trust  coming.  You'll be able to get out of that situation or resolve it.  GL!
596402
I am very trusting. I have a very open and undeceptive personality and I generally assume that those around me do too.  Obviously this is not the case.
50241
Life experiences have taught you to trust no one but yourself.
138581
Trust is very important.  You can't have a relationship without trust.  (Well you can but it won't be a good one)
1093695
Trust takes a lot to earn back i have a lot of trust issues as people tend to walk all over me therefore i am now a very guarded person i only trust me
498342
it's a matter of gaining the trust of the person. once you have that trust then the other person is more willing and pliable. not to mention some people are just that guillible or naive.
673442
Trust is both and emotional and logical act. Emotionally, it is where you expose your vulnerabilities to people, but believing they will not take advantage of your openness. Logically, it is where you have assessed the probabilities of gain and loss, calculating expected utility based on hard performance data, and concluded that the person in question will behave in a predictable manner. In practice, trust is a bit of both. I trust you because I have experienced your trustworthiness and because I have faith in human nature.