Falling in love because it can be one-sided on your part
Trust of course.Sure but you fell in love the instant you walked in and saw them flip their hair a lil bit
Let's say I'm buying coffee at Starbucks. The cashier told me my total is $3.50 and I can get discount if I have a Starbucks member card. I have no reason to distrust them.
That's just like a crush at most. I wouldn't classify that as 'falling in love'.It's on the same level or even more intense than your example tho. People legit get married from instant feelings like that.
Just by being on the road, you're trusting the people around you to not be bad drivers.lol. lmao even.
A lot of people don't understand how fundamental to daily life trust is. Raka is on the right track here.Would you trust them with your darkest secret?
Like take into account driving. Just by being on the road, you're trusting the people around you to not be bad drivers. If someone were driving erratically, wouldn't you try to away from them? And how regularly does that happen?
It's on the same level or even more intense than your example tho. People legit get married from instant feelings like that.Well, good for them. That's just not how I perceive and process what I consider love.
Starbucks dude could mess up the drink or the price and it doesn't really matter, so no trust is really required.If you don't trust them, why would you give them your money? Maybe they're a crazy psycho that makes coffee out of grave dirt after all, and they'll use your money to donate to terrorist organizations.
If you don't trust them, why would you give them your money? Maybe they're a crazy psycho that makes coffee out of grave dirt after all, and they'll use your money to donate to terrorist organizations.
Would you trust them with your darkest secret?No. But there are different levels of trust. You didn't specify that you were talking about trusting someone with your secrets. You just asked about general trust.
You're in a prisonI feel safe enough because that thing is in a maximum security cell. I'm not trusting the monster, I'm trusting that the prison would be up to the task of keeping it contained.
You walk by a prisoner's cell who was a convicted serial killer
You trust the prisoner is not going to murder you and feel safe enough to walk by the cell
What do you think and why?I think crazyisgood
If you don't trust them, why would you give them your money?You don't, you give the machine an encrypted chip scan of your card. You're trusting Square and Visa or whatever system they use.
But in practical reality people very much believe they're in love without it.This is also a fair point. Do I believe I am in love more often than I actually am in love? I'd think my history on that is pretty well-documented.
Do I believe I am in love more often than I actually am in love? I'd think my history on that is pretty well-documented.I don't think there are many people who can truthfully say otherwise for themselves. Infatuations can be very strong and people very much want to love their partners.