Trust

[Sarah]

To Trust someone > Have faith in >
Something what is buildup by millimeters
and breakdown in meters..

[Sarah]

Used like 'believe me' or 'take my word for it'.

generally used when your trying to say something that wouldnt normally be believed or want to emphasise it.

[Sarah]

Putting your confidence in someone forming a bond with him or her and knowing that you can rely on them for anything.

[Sarah]

To exclaim a point.
To claim someones faith in what ever you were rajjin' about, without question, by statement of the word 'trust'.

[Sarah]

when 2 cannibals give each other head.

[Sarah]

means that you are weak and can't just think what you want. no one in this world is trustworthy. Trusting someone is pretty much telling them that they can do whatever they want and you will not question them.

[Sarah]

Another way to say beleive

[Becky]

the [hardest] thing to [gain] and the easiest thing [lose]

[Sommer]

The [inherent] belief that humanity wasnt put on this [earth to] [screw you] over

[Greta]

when a loving couple are in a relationship, having faith in each other is very important. It means you share a special understanding between each other, that you have confidence in each other to do your very best to [nurture] the relationship and be honest with each other. It brings you closer to each other an no matter what the circumstance is having the trust in each other to be there for one another is a beautiful quality to have in a relationship. Trust is being there for one another and have each others [hand in hand] always. Trust is having faith in one another and together trust and love combined are powerful [strengths] in a relationship.