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Trust is earned, respect is given. Do you agree or disagree?

Goducks5 2012/07/23 06:14:54
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  • foy49 2012/08/05 04:57:56
    I agree.
    foy49
    +1
    And vice versa .
  • Alice Hatter 2012/07/28 20:12:52
    I disagree
    Alice Hatter
    +1
    Both trust and respect are meant to be earned and THEN it is given. Because neither are a gift.
  • Devaney Roberts 2012/07/28 17:53:42
    I agree.
    Devaney Roberts
    +1
    i totally agree.
  • eyeballz 2012/07/24 04:43:39
    I disagree
    eyeballz
    +1
    Both need to be earned .
  • Kapu Wahini 2012/07/24 03:05:06
    I disagree
    Kapu Wahini
    +1
    They are both earned
  • wutever 2012/07/23 21:03:21
    Undecided
    wutever
    +1
    Respect is also earned, you have to give it to get it
  • Goducks5 wutever 2012/08/05 05:10:04
    Goducks5
    +1
    I respect everyone until they disrespect me.
  • beachbum 2012/07/23 17:30:53
    I disagree
    beachbum
    +1
    Both trust and respect is earned - I give neither to anyone who hasn't earned it.
  • Christopher Kirchen 2012/07/23 14:11:28
    I disagree
    Christopher Kirchen
    +1
    I believe both are earned; if I don't know someone, no matter a title, or a position, or whatever, respect isn't automatic. If they're a boss, a certain level of deference is, but true respect, just like trust, is earned.
  • wolf sloan 2012/07/23 13:48:58
    I disagree
    wolf sloan
    +1
    both must be earned
  • blah 2012/07/23 12:45:41
    I agree.
    blah
    +1
    sounds about right
  • JDreDaCookieMonster 2012/07/23 11:41:59
    I disagree
    JDreDaCookieMonster
    +1
    Both are earned
  • Maria 2012/07/23 09:08:03 (edited)
    I agree.
    Maria
    +1
    well this is plain logic.. I think you should respect everyone, atleast til they make themselves unrespectable.. If you dont respect someone, it means you think you are a better person..
  • darwolf 2012/07/23 08:21:16
    I disagree
    darwolf
    +1
    Both are earned.
  • Dagon 2012/07/23 08:00:08
  • Goducks5 Dagon 2012/08/05 05:10:45
    Goducks5
    +1
    I don't trust anyone who I don't know. I only trust people I know very well.
  • Nimara 2012/07/23 07:37:21
    I agree.
    Nimara
    +1
    Makes enough sense for me to agree.
  • MyDaydream90 2012/07/23 07:32:43
    I agree.
    MyDaydream90
    +1
    Trust should only be given to those who are deemed worthy beforehand. Respect, on the other hand, should be given until someone proves that they aren't worthy of it. If you don't respect anyone who hasn't earned it, then most people aren't going to be willing to give you the level of respect it takes to earn reciprocation from you because they're going to find you to be disrespectful. By not automatically showing a level of courtesy and respect to others, you're just making yourself unworthy of respect. Of course, in this instance, I mean respect in terms of common courtesy, not exceptional admiration, which should be earned.
  • mewycg 2012/07/23 07:22:08
    Undecided
    mewycg
    +1
    I think one has to do something positive to earn both. And I think both are given.
  • doc moto 2012/07/23 07:18:00
    Undecided
    doc moto
    +1
    Please repeat the question a tad slower and with more feeling!
  • Grissom 2012/07/23 06:30:27
    I agree.
    Grissom
    +1
    But, these days, who can you trust ???........ james bond
  • Anthony Souls 2012/07/23 06:26:13
    Undecided
    Anthony Souls
    +1
    I would agree that respect is given and trust is earned. But respect is given in the context that showing people respect is a personal virtue that you choose to do and disrespecting people only defiles you in the process. Even if someone isn't respectful to you, respect is still given because it's apart of who you are and your character. Respect can't truly be earned as it's something you should have for everyone regardless. However, respect isn't used in this context a lot of times. Respect is used as something which must be earned and is apart of the other person.

    Take care,
  • MM 2012/07/23 06:24:01
    I disagree
    MM
    I believe that you have to earn both. I mean like, you don't go waltzinig up to som serial killer and go like,"DUUDDDEEEE! You're that serial killer goin' around. Man... I respect you!"
    I mean like wtf dude. Ya see what I'm gettin' at?
  • Anthony... MM 2012/07/23 06:28:12
    Anthony Souls
    I think you are using respect in a different context than it should be used. I feel respect is a personal virtue like courtesy and manners. Just because someone has no manners doesn't mean you wouldn't show them manners, does it? Hopefully not. However, the world is using respect in the sense that it's apart of the value and deed of someone else. No, I don't think this is so. Respect is a personal trait that is apart of you, and you can defile yourself by not showing it to others like love. You don't need the other person to love you to show love. Do you get what I'm saying?

    Take care,
  • MM Anthony... 2012/07/23 06:32:15
    MM
    Ahahaha, well ya.. but I'm still young and foolish and soo... respect has only that one meaning since teachers are always like,"Oh, respect each other blahblahblah."
    And so, I cannot respect everyone out there because, come of which I might hate or despise... So, I simply cannot just respect them, though it might be harsh but, that's the kind of person I am.
  • Anthony... MM 2012/07/23 06:33:50
    Anthony Souls
    Respect others as show them proper treatment and decency. However, people use it as "see what I did, see how great it is, you need to give me my props"

    Take care,
  • Goducks5 MM 2012/07/23 07:19:13 (edited)
    Goducks5
    Respect is given but which is given can also be lost.
  • David Hussey 2012/07/23 06:22:34
    I disagree
    David Hussey
    Trust is something that only can be given. For until you give trust to someone, you can never be certain they are worthy of it. Once freely given, trust is either validated or betrayed, but there can be no earning of trust.

    Respect on the other hand must be earned. At least from my perspective, nobody is given respect they haven't earned.
  • Anthony... David H... 2012/07/23 06:28:31
    Anthony Souls
    I think you are using respect in a different context than it should be used. I feel respect is a personal virtue like courtesy and manners. Just because someone has no manners doesn't mean you wouldn't show them manners, does it? Hopefully not. However, the world is using respect in the sense that it's apart of the value and deed of someone else. No, I don't think this is so. Respect is a personal trait that is apart of you, and you can defile yourself by not showing it to others like love. You don't need the other person to love you to show love. Do you get what I'm saying?

    Take care,
  • David H... Anthony... 2012/07/23 14:30:58
    David Hussey
    Definition of respect
    noun

    1a: feeling of deep admiration for someone or something elicited by their abilities, qualities, or achievements:

    One must have displayed to me they have abilities, qualities, or achievements that are worthy of my respect before they will get any from me. I do understand what you are saying, and I'm not in the habit of disrespecting people without good cause to, but I'm not giving it away out of hand. To do so only diminishes it for those who have earned my respect. When respect is given to all it takes all meaning away from it.
  • C4TSMILEY 2012/07/23 06:21:57
    I disagree
    C4TSMILEY
    +2
    Both are earned. I won't trust someone until they earn it. I won't respect someone until they earn it.
  • Anthony... C4TSMILEY 2012/07/23 06:28:41
    Anthony Souls
    I think you are using respect in a different context than it should be used. I feel respect is a personal virtue like courtesy and manners. Just because someone has no manners doesn't mean you wouldn't show them manners, does it? Hopefully not. However, the world is using respect in the sense that it's apart of the value and deed of someone else. No, I don't think this is so. Respect is a personal trait that is apart of you, and you can defile yourself by not showing it to others like love. You don't need the other person to love you to show love. Do you get what I'm saying?

    Take care,
  • C4TSMILEY Anthony... 2012/07/23 06:36:46
    C4TSMILEY
    +1
    Nope, I don't get what you're saying. I respect no one until they tell me why I should.
    "What goes around, comes around."
  • Anthony... C4TSMILEY 2012/07/23 06:38:10
    Anthony Souls
    One day you may learn what I am saying :)

    Take care,
  • C4TSMILEY Anthony... 2012/07/23 06:41:21
    C4TSMILEY
    What's with being so nice to me?
    Most people hate me, for a good reason.
    You seem too friendly.
  • Anthony... C4TSMILEY 2012/07/23 06:44:08
    Anthony Souls
    Lol, there are people that dislike me for my unpopular thoughts.

    But ironically, this is the perfect example of what I meant: Respect is about treating people with decency and righteously; it's not something that you can force someone to give through acts.

    Take care, :P
  • C4TSMILEY Anthony... 2012/07/23 06:46:32
    C4TSMILEY
    Maybe I'll think about that. It's an interesting theory.
  • Snowman :3 2012/07/23 06:21:04
    I disagree
    Snowman :3
    Trust is earned. I have a weird...way of viewing respect, so i hardly ever so any
  • 666_Maggots~PassionForGlory... 2012/07/23 06:19:46
    I disagree
    666_Maggots~PassionForGlory BN-1
    +1
    Both is earned. People have to earn my trust and respect.
  • C4TSMILEY 666_Mag... 2012/07/23 06:22:37
    C4TSMILEY
    +1
    You and I have some very similar opinions. You're cool.

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