#no trust

[a-bditory]

[nelly-rebellyyyyy]

I feel like I'm loosing you...

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We used to be united, with sharing life, love and importance.

Everyone could blindly trust the other ones.

Or at least that's what i thought...

Living felt easier, brighter with you.

Maybe all you were

Was a drug.

You made me... feel overjoyed.

Nothing's left anymore.

You went. There. I almost didn't recognise you.

Slightly walking away... something i never

Thought would happen.

I was about to let you stay in my heart.

But you refused to like me.

Even for a bit.

I will never trust you again.

(that's a lie. I'll give you another chance.)

@a-french-coconut, @coffee--spill, @evil-era, @vivaciousmessypixie, @biteygremlinanon, @imightbeafaerie-official-offical

[justwishyouwereheretoseemenow]

GUYS it's really funny actually

[misspolarbear]

Sometimes everything feels so heavy and I wish I could trust someone enough to just cry and get a hug.

[cjsaysheyy]

you guys

So me and my dad were in the car and I was in charge of the music and I played a Cole Swindell song. Me and my dad started talking about how great it would be to see him in concert again. I looked over and my dad’s phone was OPENING TICKETMASTER??!!! THE PHONES ARE LISTENING GUYS

[therelationshiprecipe]

Trust isn’t optional in a marriage, it’s the whole foundation. Without it, everything else starts to crack.

If you’re second-guessing your partner’s words, checking their phone, or carrying that pit in your stomach because you just don’t believe them anymore… that’s not love working the way it should. It’s survival mode.

And here’s the truth: you can’t build security or happiness on suspicion. Without trust, you’re not really in a partnership, you’re in a standoff.

👉 See the full list of 17 warning signs of a failing marriage on the blog!

[cryptidwrestling]

HI SO AS SOMEONE WHO LIVED THROUGH THE RHEADOM BREAK UP, ROXY WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING