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Can a person ever truly earn trust back?

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nique23 (Age:18 to 24)     When: 5 months ago
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Just one of those RANDOM ?'s

Can a person ever TRULY earn your trust back ? What if miscommunication kept you from being someone , but the person assumed it was something more ''sinister'' ? What if someone cheated on you only to be plagued with guilt ? Could you try to work your way through it ? What if someone said one thing , but did another ? In order to earn your trust back what would they have to do ? Is there every anything you can do or is it all lost cause altogether ?

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Hercules (Age:18 to 24)      When: 5 months ago
It depends on the person, the place, the thing they did, and just.everything about the incident. I've had some pretty horrible things done to me and if the person apologized I'd give them another chance because I know at heart they are good people. (though some people at heart are bad and I wouldn't give them another chance because of that).
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minnie-mouse1289
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minnie-mouse1289 (Age:18 to 24)      When: 5 months ago
I'm sorry but the trust will certainly decrease. That does not mean I would stop loving them or leave them but to be honest there would always be the awareness, or a reminder every now and then of what they did. They might have the same amount trust even but the minute similar behavior occurs that's reason not to trust them at all. To earn trust back I need the whole truth and they must do what they say.
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jgrant24
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jgrant24 (Age:30 to 35)      When: 5 months ago
My now ex and I had troubles about two years before we actually split. He didn't cheat but he came very close to doing it. We decided to try and work things out. We were married and had been together (at that point) almost 10 years. So he said he would do whatever I needed to earn my trust back. After about 3 months, he went right back to acting like nothing had ever happened. I never forgave him. I never fully trusted him again. Every time he was out late or with someone else, I questioned myself. I don't know if anyone can truly earn trust back fully. I don't think for me they can. Once you have lost trust, it is gone. It can't be repaired.
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