For Wendy & Rebecca

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Wonder why some people go into a relationship just by looking at how a person looks, instead of thinking how to build trust in the relationship?

Looks are just the face of a person. The face does not reflect the truth in the person's character. Trust is builit in a relationship over time. It also depends on the both parties' character, family background, upbringing & religious teachings (if any). For some people, they are also influenced by the enivornment and peer pressure.

Looks are easy to develop. Nowadays people can just go into the beauty parlours or plastic surgeons, spend some money and change the way they look. Trust is something that money cannot buy. It is reliant on one's action. A wrong move can make you lose the trust of a person and you will need a while to regain it back.

Trusting your partner is more important than just judge him or her by the way they look. Money can buy look but not trust.

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Anonymous said…
nice sharing...
Wednesday, June 07, 2006 8:42:00 pm
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