Hel At what age do we learn how to trust and why ??

At what age do we learn who we are and why

This is just my personal opinion, but I believe it is mostly true, and that everyone could agree on it!

1. I believe we learn how to trust as soon as we are able to learn other things, like speaking, writing, our manners, and more. It part of human nature to learn to trust, no one really can tell us how to trust, all they can o is become a person we can trust in our own time, like our mom and dad for instance. Now, while that may be true, that can be different for other people  who might not have been born into a good family. If you grow up in a bad environment, with everyone lieing to you and treating you bad all the time, you might not learn to trust people till a long time. It is quite important to learn to trust others in life. We need to learn to trust others, so we actually have help, and people to rely on. You can do everything yourself your whole life! You need others to help you! Especially when we have really bad days, we need other people we trust to be there for us, and help us. We shouldn't have to think about whether or not you should trust them in moments like that.

2. For the second question, it varies. In some ways it could be like the first answer I gave about trust, but most of the time it's not. I believe you truly start to learn who we are when we are tweens-teens. That's because we are going through puberty, and things start to change. You figure out what type of people you like to hang out with, you start learning more about life, you express your emotions more, you learn about careers, your mindset changes and you become more mature, and many more things!

Explanation: Done! I hope that helped! Have a nice day!

(If you wouldn't mind giving me  breainliest, that would help a lot! But it's fine if you don't, I'm just glad  to help! God bless you!)

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