Invictus_88
What. The. Hell. xd
Right:
> If you have no secrets, you must have been open with everyone about everything. A sign of trust.
> Openness therefore a state of absolute trust rather than selective and haphazard trust.
> To trust yourself is the most important form of trust. And one of the rarer ones. Trust = making oneself vulnerable to others.
Having no secrets makes you not vulnerable at all. The thing about trusting people with secrets is that it's usually something that you don't want a lot of people to know, hence the secrecy. Unless you're a superhero with some kind of superweakness, there aren't many secrets, that, if shared openly, will be able to hurt you in any way, thus, by being open with everyone, you are not making yourself vulnerable to anyone, and thus, not trusting.
Trusting yourself is a meaningless statement. Unless you have other personalities, or can't control yourself. Otherwise, you have no choice but to trust yourself.
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