Archive for the ‘Other – Family & Relationships’ Category
A family member betrays your trust – they are always supposed to get your back, right?
How long does it take to trust them again and does forgiveness equal forgetting about deception?
Bryce Watkin
I was wondering… A family had a mother that had an affair, but was able to work through things and kept the family together after the affair- would the son of the family have trust issues or will he probably be cheater/flirt type??
Yuko Mccook
How do you know who you can trust with your secrets and fears? Whether they are friends or family or significant others?
How do you know who you can trust with the important things?
Rodrick Yap
that you never believe them no matter what they say
Ezra Alexandropoul
Lately I’ve lost trust for people, and it seems like the older I get and the more times I get screwed over for letting people in too close, it gets worse.. This applies to my fiance, my ex boyfriends, friends, and even family. So who do you trust and why?
Kyle Duncan
I have been lied to, abused and humiliated by the people who were suppose to care..since the day I was born! I have managed to obtain a “normal” relationship and get married, and have 4 beautiful, wonderful children. But in the back of my head I trust no-one……I am constantly listening for clues and always on gaurd. Is there any way I will ever feel comfortable, I know my husband and children would never “Plot to hurt me” but it is always in my mind. Will I ever have full trust again, or have my parents and grandmother (on my fathers sid) ruined me
Ka Aragoni
We have good family friend known for more than 7 years. Since our sexual life is not happy we are planing to have *** with somebody else. I prefer one of my friend’s wife . My wife have no problem with her husband. But they don’t we have such interest. Can any body tell there reaction if they come to know this. Will any body like such relation. We are South indians. We heard lot of people are exchanging wife like this. If it happens what will be after effect. Please give ur valuable advice.
Sonia
Our collective well-being is improved if we live in a peaceful and supportive society, so promoting well-being should be a public as well as a personal task. Well-being is more than just happiness. It is about having meaning in our lives, developing as a person and feeling that our lives are fulfilling and worthwhile. Well-being comes from having relationships. Family and friends all can increase our well-being. Our relationships also provide for our most basic human needs. Relationships help individuals to have a fulfilling life, they also help us to live our lives to the fullest potential. Through our relationships, we are sustained in our personal growth and development. Our relationships are the substance to how each one of us grow and interact with each other. The relationship substance strengthens our bonds and builds trust.
Re-enforcement of values is what makes us who we are as individuals. For example, support and confidence from others helps to mold us into being a positive part of society. What makes individuals who they are is contributed by everyone who has helped and guided that person.
Relationships play a central role throughout our lives although the family structure may be different for every individual. Whether our family structure is composed of one or both parents, or other family members, strong support from others is important for that individuals’ well-being.
But just as human relationships with others and our family is essential for our well-being so is trust. Trust impacts everyone. It affects the quality of every relationship, every communication, and every effort in which we are engaged. The ability to establish, grow, and restore trust is not only vital to our personal and interpersonal well-being but for the community as well.
I believe that within each human being is the ability to reach our full potential and change the world, one person at a time. We seek to act with integrity in our own lives, fostering trust in our relationships with family, clients, and community. As people’s lives become more purposeful, fulfilled and happy, so this too makes a positive change in how they interact with those around them, and these in turn affect others. As a result of this, one person living their life according with who they really are can, in a sense, bring positive change to the world.
Each and every one of us can come to realize that he or she, no matter how insignificant or helpless he may feel is in the position to change the world. We must all begin with ourselves; if we wait for someone else, none of us will ever see any change. And it is not true that it is impossible even the most powerless among us has his own willpower, and at the same time, this is perhaps the only thing that no one can take away from us. I want to be that person that gives individuals that hope that they can accomplish anything and in turn can change their lives for the better.
Abigail Mcconahy
I have been in a relationship with my boyfriend since I was 16 ( I am 19 now) and I have never really gotten the respect that I deserve from my family. My boyfriend and I met over the internet, and it was not our intentions to be together, it just happened that way. (If you are going to judge me for being in a relationship that STARTED on the internet then I don’t want your opinion). My boyfriend is trying to get his GED and my family thinks that he will not do what he is supposed to do…and that he will live off of me. What should I do? How can I get them to support me like I deserve?
We don’t live together yet. I am in college.
Phillip
However strange it is though, you still love them and want their validation.
Tracy Butzlaff