To me, trust means everything. It means I can rely on a person. It means I have faith in a person to not share my secrets or getting a job done right. My dad once told me, “don’t trust anybody besides yourself, your parents and God.”
I would rather have no friends, then to have a friend who I can’t trust. In the past, people have lost my trust for varieties of reasons, and because of that, I have very little trust in people around me. “Trust is a like a paper, once it’s crumpled, it can’t be perfect again.” –Unknown. Trust is very important to me. If I completely trust a person, that means, they must have a significant impact on my life and is very close to me. But, once a person breaks my trust, it will be very hard for me to have trust in that person again.
Core Competency 1: Identify as a professional social worker and conduct one-self accordingly.
I am a server at a local Vietnamese restaurant. As a server, I need to present myself professionally when I work. I need to make sure I take good care of the customers. I need to make sure I have respect, make good eyes contact, be a good listener and be very positive when having a …show more content…
She took very good care of me, and she showed a lot of affection towards me. She would buy me things that I asked for. Like, a car toy, a little fish that I like or snacks that I wanted to eat. She makes me feel loved and secure, so I have all my trust in her. As for my dad, when he takes me to go to the grocery store or to a park, I would see a snack bar and I asked him if he could take me there for snacks. Occasionally he would, but most of the time, he would say no, and say we have snacks at home and that I can wait. He rarely buys me any toys I wanted. So, my level of trust for my dad is very little compared to my mom. Until now, I have more trust in my mom than I do with my dad, because of my experience as a