What can you say to this question when you desperately want to trust the person but have some suspisions sneaking in?
I think I have found some message to DP from another woman. That is a whole other story. But when I spoke to him about it he had an explaination and asked;
"Don't you trust me?"
Now of course I want to trust him, anything like this would be completely out of character and totally out of the blue, but what if it's true?
How can I say; "yes, I trust you but trust doesn't mean blindly accepting anything that happens, and I want to find out a bit more about this?"
Does "Don't you trust me?" always = guilty?
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Millington · 20/07/2011 20:49
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