Hikigaya Hachiman said: A highly trained loner is once bitten twice shy. I'm sorry I can't relate much but I think I have Klein-Levin Syndrome. But that's just because I wish I have Klein-Levin Syndrome but I don't have it.
Aside the pointless talk, I really can't relate because I'm a highly trained loner right off the bat. I don't really trust other people but it hurts when I fail others' trust.
It's good to be betrayed a few times to learn a bit of things now and then but I wish all of us could find someone we could trust. Because sometimes I can't even trust myself.
Sousuke Aizen of Bleach said: Any betrayal you can see is trivial, what is truly frightening and much more lethal is the betrayal you can't see. Akiyama Shinichi of Liar Game said: "Trust". The act without a doubt is a very noble one, But you know what other people call "trust" is actually giving up on trying to understand others. And that has nothing to do with "trust", but is rather apathy. Kirigaya kazuto of SAO said: I'd rather trust and regret, than doubt and regret. Honda Tohru of Fruits Basket said: My mom told me, it's better to trust people than to doubt them. She said people are not born with kind hearts. When we're born, all we have are desires for food and material things. Selfish instincts, I guess. But she said that kindness is something that grows inside of each person's body, but it's up to us to nurture that kindness in our hearts. That's why kindness is different for every person. Lol. I was just posting somehow related quotes and got carried away. These different quotes have different meanings to me, it's up to you in how you would interpret them.
Being able to trust is a curse and a gift in itself.
Being alone is hard, sometimes there are things that can only be done by two and not by one. For when one of them falls down the other can help him up. Two, can survive an attack that would defeat one person alone. a rope made up of three chords is harder to break.SPOILER (show)The last ones were from the bible. Modified by Ichigo_gyunyu, 8 years ago |