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Um, no
Ahhh, the wonderful past, when relationships were built on trust and suspicion didn't exist. Too bad it's that wonderful past that didn't exist. :-)
I don't have the statistics, but you could even say that there's MORE trust now. Since relationships that don't have mutual trust can end, the ones that survive are more trustworthy, versus lingering on and on in mistrust, when divorce is not possible.
But I'd bet that the increase in mistrust that you're talking about just isn't there. Plus ca change, plus c'est le meme chose.
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Re: Um, no
Of course, there's no real good way to measure "trust" is there?
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