A Broken Bridges Once Carried Trust

By Samuel MUTABAZI




Each betrayal begins with trust. We only feel betrayed when we let someone close to us. Trust is what allows people to know our thoughts, our secrets, and our feelings. So, when someone breaks that trust, it hurts deeply. It feels personal because we believed in them and felt safe with them.


But trust itself is not the problem. After being betrayed, it’s easy to think we should never trust anyone again. However, trust is what helps us build real friendships and strong relationships. We just need to learn to trust more carefully. With time and experience, we notice warning signs and understand our own limits better.


Healing after betrayal takes patience. We learn that someone else’s bad choice does not define who we are. Little by little, we can trust again this time with more wisdom. Choosing to trust again is not being foolish; it is being brave. And with that bravery, we can create relationships that support us and bring us peace.

As my last line, who are you? ask yourself? it's time to restore trust in society and bring back harmonious life of traditional values.


Solo.






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