The Importance of Trust Trust is built with consistency. However, it is inevitable to stay away from people who lie and break the trust invested in them. Bob Marley emphasized his point that everyone is going to hurt others, but finding the “ones worth suffering for” is essential. Trust may sometimes take years to construct, seconds to break, and a lifetime to earn back. Trusting in people is not and never will be easy, but if that trust is earned it builds loyalty, makes people feel more comfortable, and illustrates reliability. Each relationship strives for dependability in each other. Cheating and lying is less likely to occur when a strong support system is built between two individuals. Although, an expert estimated that “25% of men and 14% of women cheat in a lifetime; another said they thought it was between 20-60% of couples in a lifetime” (Cory Stieg 1). Just like in Shakespeare 's play, Desdemona refused to give up on Othello even though he lost all of his trust for her since she was believed to have cheated on him for Cassio. Even after Othello put an end to Desdemona’s life for causing him pain, she remained loyal to him by blaming her death on …show more content…
In “The Courting of Marvin Clark” Marvin had a difficult decision between attending a college he believed in or one that could produce the most successful athlete out of him. Marvin visited numerous universities so he could see which one fit his wants and needs the best. His high school basketball coaches, that he put all of his faith in, believed that he needed to attend The University of Indiana because it produced more NBA players, but Marvin felt that Michigan State had the same family morals as him since his family was most important to him. Marvin trusted in Tom Izzo, Michigan State’s head basketball coach, the most out of any college coach which greatly affected him deciding on going to MSU. Marvin’s trust was the deciding factor for his entire