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when your friend screenshots your snapchat
"Why isn't angela your bae anymore?"
"I got trust issues with her"
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This term can be applied to someone so ignorant and blatantly obnoxious that they have gained the ability to openly argue with brick walls as if was normal
I tried arguing with that kid over there and every time i brought up a valid point he deflect it, what a fate trust
1. When you don't hold to an oath or promise made and no longer have right to it
2. A social disgrace
3. When you put an in the know on a need to know
4. When you dont keep secrets that aren't yours to share
Girl: I can't believe you told them private things and didnt tell me! That was a total breach of trust. You took an oath to be a secret keeper! Not to keep secrets! As a matter of fact, you are no longer beneficial or trustworthy as far as I'm concerned.
Other girl: It was a mistake and wrong for me to do that to you.
Girl: Yeah, you fucked up big time.
Unbreakable and unwavering trust. The strongest of trusts and faith in another. The trust a pig has in the mud to keep it cool while the sun is beating down upon it.
I have total pig trust in you that you will be at my side, supporting me forever.
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Trust Barrel: Gamer slang. A sometimes explosive barrel used in online multi-player games to express trust or prank the gullible. Used mostly in Garry's Mod games.
#1: "I've got a trust barrel! Come and touch it."
"Well I don't trust you not to detonate it so keep that away from me!"
"Touch it!"
KABOOM!!! (Explosive trust barrel.)
"I died! Who shot the trust barrel?!"
#2: "Hey newb come here I'm gonna show you how a trust barrel works."
(Pushes newb off a cliff/bridge with trust barrel.)
#3: "Hey newb come here I'm gonna show you how a trust barrel works. Hold this trust barrel."
(Backs away and shots the explosive barrel.)
KABOOM!!!
"And that's how a trust barrel works."
A trust-bag is the conglomeration of a trust fund kid and a dirt bag. It is a trust fund kid who pretends to be a dirt bag transient person and acts much to cliché in that role. These individuals are often seen doing rock climbing-related activities. They are unkempt, unbathed, and upon close inspection are unaffected by any of the normal things, like jobs, that are required by normal people who do not have the unquestioned help of their wealthy parents to allow them to continue in their mediocrity.
Look at that trust-bag over there digging in the dumpster for food while drinking just purchased micro-brews... what a poser.
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A trust exercise with many variants, all having the main goal in common of catching a deliberately falling person, to reaffirm the trust of the falling person in the person(s) that is catching/supposed to catch him/her. Used regularly in teen retreats, Christian youth meetings, small groups, ropes courses, etc. Featured in the movie Mean Girls during the "attitude makeover" scene, and in season 5 of HBO drama The Wire.
There are at least 3 kinds of trust falls
1.Two-Person Standing (also called the trust lean): Both people are standing, standing some distance away. The person in front (the faller) falls and the person behind (the spotter) catches them. Either the spotter can catch the faller by his/her armpits, or (if they are close enough) the spotter can put his/her hands on the faller's back to stop his/her fall.
2. Three-person kneeling: The faller stands, but there are two spotters behind the faller on one knee. The spotters catch the faller with their hands raised behind the faller's back.
3. Group: There are different variants of this, but the most known is this: The faller stands on the edge of an elevated plane, like a table, with a group of spotters standing behind him or her in 2 lines on either side. The spotters hold their arms outstretched as they catch the faller.
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