What in life do you not trust?
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My choice in men...i apparently have the judgement of a drunken Newt, sigh.
AnneWimsey
Level 9
Feb 8, 2018
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Drunk or sober, I don't trust his judgement. 
@irascible me or the young hot chick?
Pesticides , anti vax people and anti GMO people. I don't trust them.
DragonDust
Level 6
Feb 8, 2018
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The media, they only show what is going to get them ratings or what they are told to make I don't think they tell the whole story at all and when they do tell a story they like to spin it.
seasalttravel
Level 5
Feb 8, 2018
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Try Rachel Maddow. About as factual as I've ever experienced.
The government, social security, and medicare.
shockwaverider
Level 8
Feb 8, 2018
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This question! Who are you working for?...hehe....trust is a type of faith. I don't have faith. But at the same time, I do not 'not trust'. I do my best to make myself honorable, and keep agreements, said and unsaid, and make life easier for anybody that is in or around my life. I may not have trust, but I hope I can be trustworthy to others.
JohnnyThorazine
Level 7
Feb 8, 2018
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Women that tell me not to worry because they're on birth control.
Anonbene
Level 8
Feb 8, 2018
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Ha!! Try being with a man who says "I had a vasectomy." LOL!! So grateful I have my daughter, but wow....
@Anonbene Oh, he liked me plenty. We were in a relationship. It was only because of his "vasectomy" that I stopped taking pregnancy control. He wanted his daughter too. I honestly can't say why he lied about that -- or any of the other many lies. If you count about $400 in clothing, diapers and cash in 18 years -- $400 total -- then I guess it was a pretty good risk. He wanted the kid(s) - he also had other kids -- but he never really got accustomed to the financial responsibility part. It's okay, though. She was better off without his direct influence. He died when she was 18 and she's almost 28 now.
birdingnut
Level 8
Feb 8, 2018
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Perfect!!!
Unfortunately I don't trust my Christian conservative family.
Treehugger
Level 6
Feb 8, 2018
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The weather forecasters.
Mosquitoes.
Yellow jackets.
Rip tides.
Road ragers.
Men who like tickling little girls a bit too much.
Religious "leaders," megachurch "pastors," and bible thumping proselytizers.
trump and every single one of his enablers, co-conspirators, those in his "administration," his family members, the gop members of congress, and anybody else sucking trump's proverbial dick.
BlueWave
Level 8
Feb 8, 2018
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I can count using my fingers on one hand the people I DO trust...
RobCampbell
Level 7
Feb 8, 2018
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My microwave's popcorn setting.
EricTrommater
Level 9
Feb 8, 2018
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Scratching my head trying to think of something or someone I do trust beyond myself. Know a lot of flakey people, their intentions are good just don't convert to actions.
Kimba
Level 7
Feb 8, 2018
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That is completely true. I personally have a base trust which can either be built upon or broken.
I don’t trust people who use how they were raised as excuses for their beliefs/prejudices. It’s lazy thinking and that person is usually a shit. If someone says something stupid then blames it on their parents/background, then I know they’re small minded, incapabable of original thought and need to be curbed immediately.
BettyBam
Level 4
Feb 8, 2018
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