Thursday, 6 October 2016

Trust and Deception

Maybe at one time or the other we have found ourselves in situations where we have divulged information, or our private situation to a friend, colleague or even a sibling and for some unforeseen reasons that information or situation had been leaked there by the trust you had with that person was been broken. Now welcome our article on trust and deception; a tale of ones shortcoming. 

Timi found himself a colleague he felt he could talk to and divulge all his plans of business expansion to, but unknown to Timi, Tobi was a weak vessel Engineer Adeleke could use to tap into Timi’s wealth of knowledge. On one end we will like to say Tobi was ignorant of what Engineer Adeleke wanted to use Timi’s documents for, on the other hand we will blame her for not having a foresight or being quick to realize something fishy in Engineer Adeleke’s obviously suspicious request.

We are caught inbetween believing that either Tobi was deceptive from the onset because when she realized what Engineer Adeleke’s gimmick was she could have done the right thing by coming clean to Timi on the whole plot rather than shying away and sending Timi on a wild chase of finding who Engineer Adeleke’s accomplice are. 

Using deception in a relationship is problematic because it often leads to loss of trust and it makes people feel less close to each other. Trust is vital in any working relationship. It is impossible to have a close, healthy relationship without trust. You need to be able to trust what a friend, colleague or sibling tells you. Unfortunately, the best way to destroy trust is by getting caught in deception.
A glass once broken can never be mended and we only wonder when Timi realizes Tobi is the snitch, will their relationship remain the same and will Timi ever trust Tobi again?
 


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