“Trust is like a vase.. once it's broken, though you can fix it the vase will never be same again.”--Unknown
"To be trusted is a greater compliment than being loved.”
George MacDonald quotes
“I'm not upset that you lied to me, I'm upset that from now on I can't believe you”
Friedrich Nietzsche quotes
“We're never so vulnerable than when we trust someone - but paradoxically, if we cannot trust, neither can we find love or joy” Walter Anderson quotes
A big part in the Dating PTSD we experience is whether or not we can trust someone. I have been there many times and found myself hurt by the person or people I trust or have trusted. Trust is one of the most powerful human capabilities, that is thoroughly fixed to your emotions. Trust is up there with Love, Faith, Hope, and Sacrifice; trust in my opinion strengthens your capacity to do the aforementioned actions and what intensity you'll carry them out.
I truly believe that is why God said, "Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding." Proverbs 3:5; He said this because He understood the power of trust and what it meant to have to protect and cultivate some one's trust. God also knew that we would be foolish/human enough to put our trust in others too freely.
We do this in Dating/Relationships and we do it too freely. I'm a firm believer that a relationship without trust can't stand for very long, but if it does it is seeded with much doubt, anger, confusion, and confrontation. So it is very important to know who you're giving your trust to and what to do to not lose your mind when someone breaks it.
1. Trust with Faith and Understanding- You have to believe in the man or the woman you're dating. Believe that they will not break your trust. Give them the opportunity to be trusted by you and have the understanding that people will make mistakes. If you have someone who is honest with you and is remorseful for hurting you, take the time to heal, and give them the trust and understanding again. Remember that you may be in their shoes one day. You can't say you're trusting someone if you do not give it you're all. Partial trust is no trust at all.
2. Be careful who you give your trust too- that is simple and start with God. He is truly the only being that you can give your trust too and TRUST that he will keep it safe. Make better observations of the people you date before giving your trust to them. Remember trust is a hard thing to get back once lost, so you just don't want to give it to a person because they look good or smell good. And you don't want to give it to them because they have a big bank account.
3. Begin to Heal- Some of us have been truly hurt by someone who has broken our trust and we have not healed yet. Most times we put brokenness on top of brokenness; thinking we will find healing, but we are only infecting the wound we have. Trust takes time to build and some times we develop a wall that prevents us from trusting others. Take the moment or the time to heal, seek help if you need it, but give it another go.
We have to be more careful in who we place our trust in and who we give our trust too.
That way we can avoid dating PTSD.
Dating PTSD we can overcome it...
"To be trusted is a greater compliment than being loved.”
George MacDonald quotes
“I'm not upset that you lied to me, I'm upset that from now on I can't believe you”
Friedrich Nietzsche quotes
“We're never so vulnerable than when we trust someone - but paradoxically, if we cannot trust, neither can we find love or joy” Walter Anderson quotes
A big part in the Dating PTSD we experience is whether or not we can trust someone. I have been there many times and found myself hurt by the person or people I trust or have trusted. Trust is one of the most powerful human capabilities, that is thoroughly fixed to your emotions. Trust is up there with Love, Faith, Hope, and Sacrifice; trust in my opinion strengthens your capacity to do the aforementioned actions and what intensity you'll carry them out.
I truly believe that is why God said, "Trust in the LORD with all thine heart; and lean not unto thine own understanding." Proverbs 3:5; He said this because He understood the power of trust and what it meant to have to protect and cultivate some one's trust. God also knew that we would be foolish/human enough to put our trust in others too freely.
We do this in Dating/Relationships and we do it too freely. I'm a firm believer that a relationship without trust can't stand for very long, but if it does it is seeded with much doubt, anger, confusion, and confrontation. So it is very important to know who you're giving your trust to and what to do to not lose your mind when someone breaks it.
1. Trust with Faith and Understanding- You have to believe in the man or the woman you're dating. Believe that they will not break your trust. Give them the opportunity to be trusted by you and have the understanding that people will make mistakes. If you have someone who is honest with you and is remorseful for hurting you, take the time to heal, and give them the trust and understanding again. Remember that you may be in their shoes one day. You can't say you're trusting someone if you do not give it you're all. Partial trust is no trust at all.
2. Be careful who you give your trust too- that is simple and start with God. He is truly the only being that you can give your trust too and TRUST that he will keep it safe. Make better observations of the people you date before giving your trust to them. Remember trust is a hard thing to get back once lost, so you just don't want to give it to a person because they look good or smell good. And you don't want to give it to them because they have a big bank account.
3. Begin to Heal- Some of us have been truly hurt by someone who has broken our trust and we have not healed yet. Most times we put brokenness on top of brokenness; thinking we will find healing, but we are only infecting the wound we have. Trust takes time to build and some times we develop a wall that prevents us from trusting others. Take the moment or the time to heal, seek help if you need it, but give it another go.
We have to be more careful in who we place our trust in and who we give our trust too.
That way we can avoid dating PTSD.
Dating PTSD we can overcome it...
