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You will also learn how a lack of trust can hurt you, your partner, and your relationship. I will share with you the signs of trust issues. I'll be answering questions like,Īnd most importantly: “How to get over trust issues?”

SONGS ABOUT TRUST ISSUES IN A RELATIONSHIP HOW TO

That's why on this episode of the Love, Happiness and Success Podcast, we're talking all about how to overcome trust issues.

If you've become aware that you might have trust issues, especially trust issues in relationships, it's important to take action to resolve them.

And as your unresolved trust issues implode your relationships, one after another, it will only create more hurtful experiences and increasingly entrenched “trust issues” for you to work through down the road. The reason is that if you have unresolved trust issues in a relationship that run rampant, they can wind up harming your relationships. Even sabotaging them. I have trust issues.” I'd like you to know that it's really important that you work on trust issues and not blow them off or live with them for too long. If you're reading this and thinking, “Yep, that's me.” “Right here. You'd carry armloads of anxiety with you into every relationship. Because your feelings of mistrust have nothing to do with them, specifically. If you have been hurt in the past (particularly if you've survived a toxic relationship) and never really worked through it, you could be with the most honest and trustworthy person in the world and still struggle to trust them fully. What are trust issues? Having trust issues means that the source of your mistrust and feelings of insecurity are not due to what's happening in the relationship, but are stemming from unresolved wounds you experienced in past relationships. If you are in a relationship with someone who is (generally, if not perfectly) kind, emotionally safe, and consistent, and you're still watching their every move, feeling like an over-caffeinated feral cat ready to run for your life at the slightest twitch… you might have trust issues. Particularly if you've been hurt in past relationships, it's absolutely normal to have “trust issues” that need to be worked on in your new relationship.īut here's the thing to know: There is a difference between healthy caution and strong boundaries, and persistently feeling anxious about your relationship even after your partner is showing you they are trustworthy and emotionally safe.

It's your emotional guidance system's way of being protective of you, and telling you to slow down and take your time to get to know people. Let's not label healthy apprehension as problematic “trust issues” that need to be eradicated. You're still getting to know them and figuring out whether or not they're trustworthy. If you've been burned in the past, it's normal to feel twinges of anxiety as you become increasingly vulnerable with a new person. Part of having healthy boundaries is practicing discernment: figuring out who is emotionally safe for you (and who isn't) and then acting accordingly. It takes a long time to get to know people, and not all people are trustworthy. In my opinion, having “trust issues” can be a good thing. Listen: I know from years of experience as a Denver therapist, marriage counselor and relationship coach that being wary of others after being hurt is normal and healthy - at least to a degree. HOW TO DEAL WITH TRUST ISSUES: If you've ever felt insecure in a relationship or found it difficult to trust your partner, and thought to yourself, “I think I have trust issues…” today's episode of the podcast is for you. Trust Issues In Your Relationship? Here's What to Do…

Songs about trust issues in a relationship