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What constitutes proof of trust?

Missouri dating
mylifewithu
springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:12 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
trust is about you, it doesn't go anywhere that you don't lead it to.

life sucks sometimes, always has, but the point IMHO is to feel things, experience things, other wise having a body and mind is stupid. Crying is just as much a part of life and any. I think we are supposed to indulge whatever feelings and senses we have and be aware of them, again it seems pointless to have a body and mind if that's not the case.

Life constantly changes, dies off and regenerates, everything we see happeing around us is the scenery of life, how we react to it, is us, making a choice to feel because of it.

so, you get trust back by grabbing onto it, what you tell your self, your self will indulge.

Or you can sit and wait of course, that too will be indulged by the self.
hug handshake I am sure I will grab hold of trust again I believe, when the right person for me shows I can truely trust him. Then I will take the chance once again.laugh Maybe I needed this like you said to feel again, maybe to awaken something missing.hug
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diogenes
Longview, Texas USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:12 PM CST
Try shaving each other's privates....that's a wonderful trust building exercise.
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alex_192
sarasota USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:12 PM CST
gingerb wrote:
A big word for a delicate process.


amazing comment for some one not interested in building bridges of comunication
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BnaturAl
Sarnia, Ontario Canada
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:14 PM CST
gingerb wrote:
I guess this runs along the lines of what made me ask the question about trust in the first place too. If we supposedly repeat patterns and learn nothing, then we sit there, we bring to us what we envisage. So if we have a bad experience and do the same thing the next time then we will get the same result.

Part of asking the question was in trying to change something and change the cycle, like how to *I* do things differently or see things differently.


Once you get it all figured out though, life tosses you another chainsaw to juggle. confused


You wanna hang on to at least one for when and if you meet up with buddha laugh

peace


Q- what makes you think the cycle needs breaking or changing? Obvious answer is you do, but seriously folks... laugh or is it you that needs breaking? is more to my point.
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:16 PM CST
diogenes wrote:
Try shaving each other's privates....that's a wonderful trust building exercise.


With a cut-throat razor of course................rolling on the floor laughing dancing banana sticking out tongue
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:20 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
Once you get it all figured out though, life tosses you another chainsaw to juggle. You wanna hang on to at least one for when and if you meet up with buddha

Q- what makes you think the cycle needs breaking or changing? Obvious answer is you do, but seriously folks... or is it you that needs breaking? is more to my point.


Doesn't even Buddha talk about reincarnating, recycling until we can break out? Surely that happens in smaller circles too?

What person wants to spend a lifetime repeating mistakes. At least a new cycle of mistakes is preferable if only for the variety.sticking out tongue
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:28 PM CST
mylifewithu wrote:
I am sure I will grab hold of trust again I believe, when the right person for me shows I can truely trust him. Then I will take the chance once again. Maybe I needed this like you said to feel again, maybe to awaken something missing.


Sometimes our best learning curves are the hardest ones.comfort hug
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StressFree
small city, Kalmar Sweden
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:30 PM CST
gingerb wrote:
Many people say that they will not have sex with a new partner or a person that they are dating until they can trust them.

I was wondering, in what ways people gauge another person to be trustworthy?

Is it something they have to do?

Is it something they say?

How does time affect trusting someone?



I guess it depends on what you exactly mean by trust. You do mean trust in the sense of the getting hurt or let down emotionally by the person you are dating right?

By nature I rarely trust anyone I date 100 percent or even 80 percent, and it has nothing to do with not trusting myself...so save it.talk to the hand

However, time is a good indicator for me to develop that trust. Over the course of time, I get to see how honest the person has been, how the person has reacted in certain situations, how patient the person is with herself and with life, and the list can go on.
For me, it is a combination of things they do, say, confront, embrace and manage things. Whether it's with me or with others.

With that said, I am very liberal in trusting somebody when I feel some type of connection....then the sexing begins, but I am picky and I just don't go around having sex on the first date...I have to know the person a bit so I feel comfortable with them....hence a little sense of trust...then the sexing comes like a relentlesstorm....laugh rolling eyes
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mylifewithu
springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:34 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
Once you get it all figured out though, life tosses you another chainsaw to juggle. You wanna hang on to at least one for when and if you meet up with buddha

Q- what makes you think the cycle needs breaking or changing? Obvious answer is you do, but seriously folks... or is it you that needs breaking? is more to my point.

Thats a good one to describe it, life tossing you another chainsaw to juggle, that's what it feels like.laugh cheers
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mylifewithu
springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:37 PM CST
gingerb wrote:
Sometimes our best learning curves are the hardest ones.
thumbs up hug
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:38 PM CST
StressFree wrote:
I guess it depends on what you exactly mean by trust. You do mean trust in the sense of the getting hurt or let down emotionally by the person you are dating right?

By nature I rarely trust anyone I date 100 percent or even 80 percent, and it has nothing to do with not trusting myself...so save it.

However, time is a good indicator for me to develop that trust. Over the course of time, I get to see how honest the person has been, how the person has reacted in certain situations, how patient the person is with herself and with life, and the list can go on.
For me, it is a combination of things they do, say, confront, embrace and manage things. Whether it's with me or with others.

With that said, I am very liberal in trusting somebody when I feel some type of connection....then the sexing begins, but I am picky and I just don't go around having sex on the first date...I have to know the person a bit so I feel comfortable with them....hence a little sense of trust...then the sexing comes like a relentlesstorm....


Thank you Stress. Straight to the point and accurate as usual. Hope you are still having a great time.hug

Time and being vigilant are good indicators of trust I feel too.thumbs up
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BnaturAl
Sarnia, Ontario Canada
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:38 PM CST
gingerb wrote:
Doesn't even Buddha talk about reincarnating, recycling until we can break out? Surely that happens in smaller circles too?

What person wants to spend a lifetime repeating mistakes. At least a new cycle of mistakes is preferable if only for the variety.


uh oh! reincarnation ...


this is where buddha and I part ways (one of them anyway)... I'm from Missourri after all is said and done ..The Show Me state

the cycles are always there for the choosing, new ones or old ones... just choose dammit! sticking out tongue

hug

oh and dont listen to that OZzylike Stressman behind the curtain laugh

Hi Tony wave
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BnaturAl
Sarnia, Ontario Canada
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:41 PM CST
mylifewithu wrote:
Thats a good one to describe it, life tossing you another chainsaw to juggle, that's what it feels like.


laugh laugh

I've had this grocery cart dilema for a while and I always get without fail ... you know the one with the wonky front wheel that steers you into shelving no matter how hard you try to avoid it... giggle

chainsaws seem more useful than fecked up grocery carts
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mylifewithu
springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:44 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
I've had this grocery cart dilema for a while and I always get without fail ... you know the one with the wonky front wheel that steers you into shelving no matter how hard you try to avoid it...

chainsaws seem more useful than fecked up grocery carts
Well I seem to have to deal with those tolaugh But the chainsaws come closer to some of my life's challengeslaugh cheers
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:45 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
reincarnation ...this is where buddha and I part ways (one of them anyway)... I'm from Missourri after all is said and done ..The Show Me state

the cycles are always there for the choosing, new ones or old ones... just choose dammit!



oh and dont listen to that OZzylike Stressman behind the curtain

Hi Tony
rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing

So many choices and so little time..........D'oh! rolling on the floor laughing dancing banana
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BnaturAl
Sarnia, Ontario Canada
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:48 PM CST
mylifewithu wrote:
Well I seem to have to deal with those to But the chainsaws come closer to some of my life's challenges


actually I was speaking of metaphoric grocery carts, relationships that keep heading into shelving units and other carts laugh

the chainsaw metaphor is more like a solution type metaphor rolling on the floor laughing rolling on the floor laughing as long as you get a handle on it of course. grin
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:49 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
reincarnation ...this is where buddha and I part ways (one of them anyway)... I'm from Missourri after all is said and done ..The Show Me state



My own beliefs would deviate from the Buddha's teachigs a bit too, but not too much on some things, like detachment and his live and let live tenets.

Reincarnation is a whole different subject..........wink
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BnaturAl
Sarnia, Ontario Canada
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:50 PM CST
gingerb wrote:
So many choices and so little time..........


and there really is so little time, which makes passive agressive types so not worth the time. And here we are at page whatever in the cycle laugh

D'oh!
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mylifewithu
springfield, Missouri USA
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:52 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
actually I was speaking of metaphoric grocery carts, relationships that keep heading into shelving units and other carts

the chainsaw metaphor is more like a solution type metaphor as long as you get a handle on it of course.
thumbs up rolling on the floor laughing I know what you meanlaugh
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gingerb
Letterkenny, Donegal Ireland
Posted: Jul 22, 2008, 12:53 PM CST
BnaturAl wrote:
and there really is so little time, which makes passive agressive types so not worth the time. And here we are at page whatever in the cycle


Now THAT was worth saying.........thumbs up wine here's to you handshake cheers hug yay kiss teddy bear lips bouquet of flowers peace applause cheering dancing grin
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