In modern society, there are many psychological problems associated with the lack of people's trust in each other. These problems can begin to be equated with other global disasters, since they concern, to one degree or another, every inhabitant of the Earth.
The lack of trust between people affects not only each individual person, but also affects society and its integrity. Distrust manifests itself not only in interpersonal relationships, but also in political aspects. Modern people can easily fool or fake each other for their own benefit. Even books are published that describe methods of manipulating people. Propaganda and the abundance in the lives of people of deception and lies is a real problem.
Today, you can only trust friends and relatives. But even such a close relationship does not guarantee the absence of lies and betrayals. And then a person who ceases to trust everyone, collapses an adequate perception of good and evil. He does not trust anyone except himself, is protected from people, and even he is able to begin to commit atrocities.
There are people who are characterized by credulity in life. This is also a problem, since they are afraid to be deceived, constantly restrain their feelings. These people do not have harmonious relationships in the family and at work. They do not get along with anyone, do not trust anyone. This can no longer be fixed, and thus society is falling apart.
In order for a person to grow into a full-fledged member of society, one must cultivate goodness in him from childhood, teach love and compassion. The atmosphere in the house where the child is brought up should be favorable. Then a person will not have fear and unreasonable complexes in the future. But creating a comfortable atmosphere in the family is not an easy task, as quarrels and reproaches become quite frequent in many families. Children in such conditions grow closed, distrustful, do not know how to express their feelings, cannot create a happy family.
In many countries, distrust also covers the political sphere. People do not trust the state, politicians, society. Each person relies only on himself and refuses to help others. So the system breaks up, and yet man is a social being.
Distrust is a true disease of the modern world, which absorbs everything and everything. And there is no cure for this. Unless each person learns to trust his neighbor, setting an example to others. It is necessary to help others, and then they will also come to the rescue. Trust is a very fragile thing that can be lost in an instant. But without it, humanity will be lost.