It’s unjust not to discuss trust
One of several social constructs
A social reality no matter the gender
Trustworthiness we must render
To freely let the social dice roll
Inadvertently will take its toll
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Sincerity is from the heart
Truthfulness not a la carte
Give yourself as a whole
Unfold what’s in your soul
A show of good faith
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A matter of teaching an old dog new tricks?
Probabilities can’t depend on the thick
Scattered ideas don’t hold much water
We must unite and be better plotters
Psychopaths possess a personality disorder
Narcissists oh so – me, myself and I
In this foolish world do we wonder why?
A raised eyebrow issue justifies attention
The spineless mustn’t win goes without mention
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Reena’s Exploration Challenge-Reena’s Exploration Challenge-Week 9
What will you tell the opposite gender, to rebuild trust?
What is it that they need to know about you?
How do you visualize the future?
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Great! 🙂 Shared.
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Thank you, Bette. I appreciate the share.
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Brilliant, thank you for sharing what is in your soul Eugenia, Trust is important..
And many issues need to brought into the open.. And agree we must Unite..
Love and Blessings and have a Peaceful weekend my friend xxx ❤ Sue
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Thank you, Sue, and you have a wonderful weekend.
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Reblogged this on Reena Saxena.
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I agree that ‘scattered ideas do not hold much water.’ Bullying of any kind should attract immediate punishment under the law, not after prolonged litigation.
Thanks for joining in!
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Immediate punishment is key. These cases drag on and soon the crime is forgotten. I can’t imagine the hurt felt by the victims.
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Thanks for including me in your BFF list!
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Trust is a biggie, Eugenia, and unfortunately it seems to be being eroded and chipped away at by everything we are being told lately. At least hope still prevails, and I trust that things will be back on track soon.
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I agree, Tom, and I feel getting back on track is not going to be easy.
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This was a great response Eugenia, I particularly liked this line: “Give yourself as a whole”…that in itself is a huge risk in any relationship but by doing so you are trusting the other person to see you as you are, warts and all so to speak. Enjoyed your response very much.
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Thank you, Michael. I am glad you like it!
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Excellent! Yes, we must unite; exposing the spineless as the cowards they are. They live in the dark and when light shines on them they cannot stand up to it…they just try to slink away.
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Yes! You are spot on, Patricia!
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This was really amazing
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Thank you! I am delighted you enjoyed it. 😉
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My pleasure
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A nice powerful response to the question Eugenia. Trust is the basis on which we co-operate and commune as humans. Without it we are struggling.
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So true, Davy. Thank you for commenting.
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Yes! this is wonderful!
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I would implore others to be true to themselves, to embody trust and worthiness in their works and deeds. If you can’t be a help, don’t be a hindrance.
For me, myself, I practice what I preach. I walk my talk. I earn your trust. I also strive to keep my perspective about the future clear. I am an optimist, and see blessed days ahead.
Being the change(s) I seek is also important to me. I am willing to contribute what I can to the immense task of working it out!
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Thank you for your straightforward and excellent comment.
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You are very welcome.
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