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Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Trust vs Silence



Speaks for itself.

Words out are like spilled milk.
Harm that has been done cannot be reversed.

And I just feel that "trust" is never something for someone to test or play with. (Where did I hear it from?)
What if I tell you honestly and you have then decided to turn your back on me and walk away?

Risk management I would call it.

Silence, may still be the best option ultimately.




Thank you for the 2 who texted me in time yesterday before things went seriously wrong further.
Thank you God, for sending them at the right time.

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