In life, I usually trust people until they give me a reason not to trust them. But now I feel like trust needs to be earned. Hmm, what's your take on it?

Why shouldn't it be earned? Because I feel as though, I mean, you should trust a person until otherwise, but at the end of the day, you know, the intellectual side of things and the emotional side of things, you should earn that shit.

Me, I get a certain level of trust from the get-go, but your character, I get to know you, determines if that trust increases or decreases.

Oh and trusting people by their actions not by their title or not by what they say to you but by their actions.

Yeah that question could be pretty tricky because like sometimes it's like you initially I'm gonna give you my trust but then if you you know you neglected it then that's what I want you got to get there early then you can't you can't just like just I don't know that question is tricky so that's a good question the topic for today.

Loyalty. Now that's a powerful verb. I mean most of the time we be loyal to somebody and we get betrayed and that's a huge trust factor. So it starts with loyalty.

I don't think trust should be given or earned. I think it should be a little limit of trust open to each individual and once they show you who they are believe them and go from there.

I think it's really dependent on time as time goes on in the relationships with the people they can trust you. Time's choice.

Listen to everyone's trust factor here. You guys got me thinking I should have trusted my instant when everyone walked away from you. I too should have walked away. But I didn't.