Trusting for who they are VS What they Do or Have

Trusting someone for who they are at their core involves recognizing their true self and valuing their character, rather than focusing on their achievements, possessions, or external factors. It requires:

• Vulnerability: Opening yourself up and being vulnerable, which is essential for deep and meaningful connections.
• Acceptance: Embracing and accepting your partner's flaws, strengths, and everything in between.
• Empathy: Understanding and sharing your partner's feelings and experiences, creating a stronger bond.
• Patience: Allowing the relationship to grow and flourish over time, rather than rushing to judgments based on superficial aspects.

In relationships, this kind of trust fosters a more genuine and lasting connection. It means seeing and appreciating the person's true essence, which can lead to a more fulfilling and resilient partnership.Building this level of trust is a journey, and it indeed takes courage. But it's one of the most rewarding aspects of a relationship. 

Reflective Question:

Write down the top 10 relationships that you trust the most and reflect through why do you trust them? Is it because who they are, or what they have or what they do?

Please feel free to share your reflections in the comments!