props and respect.
I don't believe in retaliation either.
I trust those who are trustworthy unconditionally.
There are many people who are not trustworthy, I do not trust them but I may be loyal to them just the same.
Trust and loyalty while they work hand in hand are two separate entities.
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Originally Posted by WEGRuth
I'm not the kind of person who believes much in the 'retaliation/revenge' theory (though I know many who thoroughly subscribe to it).
For me it all depends on the individual circumstances - if it's a minor breach then I would give that person another try, albeit with much more limitations (to begin with anyways) on how much I'll trust them.
If it's a major breach I will probably just cut them out of my life and say 'good riddance to bad rubbish' and move on (unless I'm given a serious reason not to).
It doesn't need for me to DO anything, just make sure I'm not opening myself up to a world of hurt by being naive.
Then again, if someone I trusted did something unbelievably terrible to my family (like killed my kid or anything of that seriousness) I'm not sure the rules would stay the same.
It's all a matter of degree and circumstance. Even those with the highest moral fibre can crack when people they believe in break those bonds of trust.
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