Trust is the foundation of all human relationships.

CONFIDENCE

Introduction:

My first question to address the issue is to know what is trust?

- Is to share our feelings and inner thoughts knowing you are not going to tell everyone and respecting confidentiality.

- Find support in knowing that others are not going to leave if we make a mistake.

- Is the ability to let others into our lives, together forming a relationship based on understanding, mutual respect and care, and help each other to grow and mature.

- In order to develop our confidence we need to trust people, to live in a healthy environment where there is no blame, accusations and bitterness, ie we use forgiveness, understanding and communication.

But after writing this I realize that Christopher with his illness instead of trusting the people around him, was isolated, did not want his or her care and protection to often angry to receive a caress. The disease that was suffered asperger. Asperger syndrome is a severe developmental disorder that has as main feature the difficulty in social interaction and finding interest, followed by a limited and unusual behavior. Many come to confuse this disease with autism not mind calling retaso high functioning autism. People with this disease have a solitary lifestyle behaviors are:

Not normally enjoy social contact.

Relate better with adults than with children of the same age.

Prefers to play alone.

Not interested in team sports.

Has difficulty identifying their feelings and have disproportionate emotional reactions.

Lacks empathy: intuitively understand the feelings of another person.

Has difficulty understanding the intentions of others.

No malice is sincere.

Socially is innocent, does not know how to act in a situation.

Sometimes their behavior is inappropriate and can seem challenging.

You can make offensive to others without realizing

It is absurd to think that after reading this book wants to develop the trust issue since Christopher was a person who found it difficult to relate to others, as well as trust them.

But what I can say is that I had a lot of confidence in what he wanted to achieve, such as solving the case of who killed the dog of Mrs. Shears (Wellington), find his mom in London, writing his own book and pass your exam with outstanding math.

Christopher took his life in many situations of trust and mistrust, which led

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