| Trust is the basis of all human
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| | the young lady sheds more of her heavy
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| relationships. Trust can be thought of as
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| | clothing. Each time she gets rid of a
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| a thermometer that can measure the
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| | layer of protective clothing, she feels
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| positive and negative nature of a
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| | more comfortable, more in tune with her
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| relationship. The more positive one feels
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| | environment. If the weather changes and
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| about a person, the higher the trust
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| | it gets cold again, the woman can put on
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| level associated with him/her.There are
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| | a layer of clothing for protection.So it
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| many different trust levels at which we
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| | is when we learn to trust others with our
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| may trust others. We trust most people
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| | secrets, our fears, and our uniqueness.
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| enough to walk around freely without
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| | There is a period of time in every
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| expecting all the neighbors to start
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| | relationship when we peel off layers of
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| shooting at us. Those persons who cannot
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| | protection in response to the growing
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| trust others at even this remote level
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| | warm feelings we share. As we shed our
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| have great difficulty functioning in the
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| | protective coats, we become more
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| world.However, at a more personal level,
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| | vulnerable to hurt or betrayal, but we
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| trusting your partner with your fears,
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| | also have the potential of building
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| dreams, and feelings is sometimes
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| | trusting relationships in which the
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| difficult. Just as when we were infants,
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| | partners can share deep feelings and grow
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| our trust in others builds as we learn
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| | as individuals.In most relationships
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| through experience that others will be
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| | there are periods of pulling away and
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| accepting of us. The more we are exposed
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| | growing closer. These times may require
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| to positive trust experiences, the more
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| | us to readjust our protective layers or
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| trust in others will develop.The building
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| | to pause in the process of shedding to
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| of a trusting attitude goes hand-in-hand
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| | make our needs for trusting less
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| with the development of positive
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| | vulnerable. During these periods we learn
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| self-esteem.Imagine a young woman on a
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| | about ourselves, particularly those areas
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| tropical beach dressed in heavy winter
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| | about which we are most sensitive.
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| clothing. As the sun comes up in the
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| | Feelings of insecurity often indicate
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| morning, she begins to get warm and takes
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| | areas of our personal lives in which
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| off her muffler and gloves and feels
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| | trust has been betrayed or about which we
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| better. The sun continues to shine and
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| | feel negatively.
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