maybe before the betrayal, you did trust people. you trusted that bosses and people in authority would have integrity. if a vase is shattered, you can glue the pieces together, but it is not the same. “how could this person that i trusted, that i respected, and that i loved, lie to me, cheat on me, and stab me in the back?” it is appalling. some even say, “i don’t trust anybody,” and turn to animals for social support. so …

it’s natural to blame and judge someone for have treated us in a way that is disrespectful and harmful to our heart. our sense of reality can be brutally undermined when we discover that our partner has strayed into the arms of another. in other instances, we may have contributed to a climate ripe for betrayal. if we don’t want to repair the relationship and just want to move on with our lives, it can still be instructive to explore …

trust issues in a relationship can instigate fear and judgment can become clouded and doubt and suspicion may grow. once you get past the initial infatuation, however, and the relationship begins to blossom, you truly begin to learn where the relationship is headed and a deep foundation of trust can begin to develop or diffuse. sometimes, unfortunately, when either one or both people in a relationship have a hard time opening their hearts to trusting one another, it can grow …

with a passion for reading and understanding about the human mind and how it functions, dr sadhvi mythili took up psychiatry after completing her graduation in medicine from kakatiya medical college, telangana. being a mother of two boys, she could natur… more trust in relationships is key to its growth. consider what it might be like to live a life without trust: you want to share a secret with your spouse but feel unsure; your spouse checks their messages from …

people have different emotional reactions toward different target persons in the context of romantic love and hate. additionally, we were also interested in whether participants have different emotional reactions toward different target persons in the context of romantic love and hate. participants read the scenario and imagined that they were the protagonist and were in a romantic relationship with one of the target. we induced feelings of love toward the targets in the participants (the protagonists) in part 1 (figure …