How do i gain my trust back from my family?
by admin ~ September 9th, 2008 . Filed under: Family .
laxgurl asked:
Recently i did something that made me lose my family’s trust and im not sure how to gain it back, i’v been thinking about what to do but i cant figure it out. Can anyone help me out on the road back to trust? What could i do to make them believe im not a bad person and trust me again?
Perry Glas
Recently i did something that made me lose my family’s trust and im not sure how to gain it back, i’v been thinking about what to do but i cant figure it out. Can anyone help me out on the road back to trust? What could i do to make them believe im not a bad person and trust me again?
Perry Glas
September 11th, 2008 at 10:18 am
The trust once broken is fine you think quick apology and everything is fine you think quick apology and everything is fine you think quick apology and everything is hard to them to get back it will take time if you think quick apology and everything is.
September 12th, 2008 at 8:10 pm
Make what amends that you can without being pushy or overly whiny. Then move on. If someone will not accept your sincere attempt to make amends then let it be THEIR problem. Only your future actions from here on out are what should count. Remember, to err is human……
September 13th, 2008 at 10:00 am
Trust, like your reputation, are very difficult to repair/regain. You need patience and determination. If you truly learned your lesson, start acting accountable for yourself. Maybe accepting a little more responsibility around the house will help. Like offer to do the laundry for a month. And stick to it, without complaining! Start saving money instead of spending it on frivolous things. If you use the family car, and the gas Gage is below 1/2 tank, top it off. If the car is dirty, have it washed.
Be true to your word from here on in. If you say you will be home at xx time, be there. If something serious comes up, phone to let someone know.
These steps repeated over and over again will get you set on the right track and your actions will speak volumes about your commitment to your family to do the right thing, be someone they can depend on, and the trust will slowly find it’s way back into your lives.
Above all, learn by your mistake, it came with a costly price.