Trusting people is hard. I have ultimate trust in the people I choose to be around, but at the same time I dont trust any of their judgment and understanding as much as I trust my own, which often leads to a gaping chasm of maelstrom to deal with for both them and me.
Its usually down to unrealistic expectations on my part I think, and wishful thinking while not being in ideal circumstances. Leads to disappointment and thats often hard to deal with when in an environment and situations that are often highly stressful on all sides.
People often dont know their own limitations and can promise too much Summer. Not that theyre cunts, more like insanely well intended and wanting to please, but either physically, mentally or financially unable to follow through on their good intent. This definitely applies to me.
Trouble is, when you get let down in that way by the ones you love, it has a double whammy negative effect of feeling uncared for, or unloved, or under-appreciated, or illconsidered. Understandably too, cos thats what comes out of giving a fuck about others. All the best ones feel like walking doormats at some point, its inevitable for anyone that takes things personally. Taking things personally just means you give a fuck about the person who you feel has let you down.
Dont stop caring. Dont stop feeling let down when you feel you have been. Just try to see those people's situations a bit more contextually to understand if its actually thoughtlessness on their part, or due to their own circumstances providing them with difficulties too.
Trouble is, its really fucking hard to contextualise others positions sometimes when youre at a very low ebb. Its not an easy one. At times like this, maybe try to extend your patience as far as you can stretch it and have as much faith in their character you know them to be over a long period of time, not just how theyve been behaving recently.
good luck with things summer. something will come up, it usually does. it may not be ideal but youre made of strong stuff. youll get by