A Quiet Storm Inside

“Trust Issues”  A Quiet Storm Inside


Trust — a five-letter word that carries the weight of a universe.  

It’s beautiful when it exists.  

Painful when it breaks.  

And complicated when it starts to rebuild.

For some people, trust comes naturally  like breathing. For others, it’s a conscious effort, every day. Especially when you’ve been hurt, lied to, or betrayed.

Trust issues don’t scream.

They whisper.  

They show up in the hesitation before replying to a message.  

In the overthinking that won’t stop at 2 a.m.  

In the fear that history will repeat itself, again and again.

You may smile outside but carry a fortress within.  

You might laugh in a group but never fully let anyone in.  

You crave connection but sabotage it out of fear.  

You love deeply but always wait for the moment they’ll leave.

And the worst part?  

You don’t want to feel this way.  

You want to trust.  

You want to believe.  

But your heart remembers the fall too vividly.

Trust issues aren’t about being dramatic.  

They’re about survival.  

They’re about learning from scars that never really faded.  

They’re about protecting a heart that once gave everything and got shattered in return.

But healing is possible.

One small step.  

One safe person.  

One honest conversation.  

One moment of letting go  without the fear of being dropped.

You’re not broken. You’re just careful.  

And maybe that’s okay…  

Until one day, someone proves that trust isn’t always a mistake.


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