Re: not trusting Dharma Bum: JimB, I agree. Never trust anyone? Good luck with that.
Re: not trusting Trying2Hope: Trusting people? Good luck with that.
Re: not trusting Fork: If you can't trust anyone, there's no point in living, IMHO. Though it's certainly wise to reassess who to trust from time to time.
Fork
Re: not trusting hurting: I think I read somewhere that for each year you were married - it will take 1/2 that time to really get over it.
So if you were married for 2 years - it will take 1 year to get over it fully.
Seems like an awfully long time and personally - I am not sure that I will ever trust another human being again. Once bitten, twice shy for sure!
I am sick of going through pockets, drawers, glove compartments, cell bills, laundry baskets, garbage cans, boxes, caller id lists, scraps of paper, and the list goes on and on...Is it really worth it???
Re: not trusting techick: [quote author=hurting link=topic=21544.msg202268#msg202268 date=1132005340">
I think I read somewhere that for each year you were married - it will take 1/2 that time to really get over it.
So if you were married for 2 years - it will take 1 year to get over it fully.
Seems like an awfully long time and personally - I am not sure that I will ever trust another human being again. Once bitten, twice shy for sure!
I am sick of going through pockets, drawers, glove compartments, cell bills, laundry baskets, garbage cans, boxes, caller id lists, scraps of paper, and the list goes on and on...Is it really worth it???
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3 times bitten, 4th time shy......I am a slow learner!
And I get what you mean about the trust! It's not that I don't want to or am afraid to, it's that I just don't, not anymore, and what's worse? I don't particaularly care to even give it a good shot.....
my 2 cents
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