Once a trust is forsaken, we must make amends and make changes.
Once a trust is forgotten, we must forgive ourselves and choose again.
Once a trust is broken, we must humbly clear the pain and heal the wounds.
Trusting relationships are based on keeping our promises.
Trust is built on keeping our word.
Trust is strengthened each time we honor our agreements.
Trust is based on a safe place to be Who We Are.
A safe place is one in which we are loved and accepted.
A safe relationship is one in which we can fully express ourselves.
A safe communication is one where all parties are listened to and respected.
True and lasting trust is where we know we will be loved no matter what.
Trust in the safety of a loving relationship is founded on:
No criticism or complaints.
No badgering, nagging or threatening.
No violent or abusive language or behavior.
No interrogation, manipulation or control.
To quitting or threatening to end the relationship.
To build trust:
- Become aware of your own trust issues.
- Confess your own mistakes and limiting beliefs.
- Realize doubts, suspicions and worries undermine the relationship.
- Undo petty complaints and judgments.
- Fill your own needs so that you are not demanding from the other.
- Forgive and release your errors and those of the other.
- Choose to release the past and never bring it up again.
- Express your highest and best feelings of love.
- Honor and appreciate the other for all the good you see.
- Believe in and build confidence in the other.
- Take any upsets or worries first to God in prayer.
- Be willing to listen in your heart/mind for the loving way to respond.
Trust is based on consistency and commitment.
Trust is more precious than venting emotional upset.
Trust is the foundation for all truly loving relationships.
Choosing to live in trust.
Committed to live in love.
No matter what I choose to LOVE,
Betty Lue