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And research reveals that trust can’t be simply wished for, implied, or presumed.
And so, they became inseparable overnight: “Framly,” as Sasha’s friend called it.
But even chosen family requires a trust that is earned through processes of recognition, accountability, and acknowledgment of one another’s needs.
No matter what intimate name we use to describe a relationship (family, chosen family, framily), trust can never be presumed or implied.
Her immediate chosen family became smaller for a season, but soon enough, it became richer and more abundant than she’d ever imagined.