Oh, no, that's not the worst mistake
But that's how it can feel when trust is broken.
- It's risky to trust someone.
- You give someone a piece of your heart and hope they don't drop it. Yes, they do sometimes. They sometimes break it into a million pieces, making you wonder why you trusted them in the first place.
- What's more:
- Life turns into a fortress when you don't trust anyone. You're safe inside, but you're also by yourself. Giving people a chance to connect with you and your life removes the beauty of letting them in.
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