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What is trust? Is trust essential for the way we live our everyday life? Trust is a quality or condition of being trustworthy; loyal; reliable. I think trust is an essential way of life because you cannot make a relationship, friendship, a business, or an organization if there is no foundation. Part of that foundation is trust and loyalty because you should be able to depend, rely, and trust others that they will do exactly what is right for them and you. Trust can be broken so quick, it is scary, because once trust is broken it is a lot harder to gain back then when you first gained trust in someone. This relates to my life because my trust with my dad was alerted going into my freshman year. As a kid I was always inspired by my parents’ relationship, because they knew how to make each other happy as well as making me and my two older sisters happy. Their relationship was a lot different than others, they never fought, they always put us kids first and dedicated their time to us. It was like this until I was going into my freshman year, my whole life changed. I was the only …show more content…

It made it n difficult to trust anyone, because I felt like if the trust I had with my dad could be broken so quickly so could my trust with anyone else. It made me realize how much a simple mistake can ruin something so good. I understand people make mistakes and I knew my dad felt bad but I just did not understand why someone would ever want to make someone lose their trust. I see trust as something you can’t live without. What is a relationship, friendship, a business, an origination without a foundation of trust and loyalty? It is absolutely nothing because those things cant and won’t work if you don’t have that foundation because there are evil people in this world and will manipulate you and go behind your back, while you think they are doing the complete

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