When I limit my connection with someone, most of the time, the person doesn't even realise they did something wrong, which is even more annoying but I don't want to talk to them by then so I'm not going to bother explaining. I think a lot of us do that- the "INFJ door slam" (it's in a thread somewhere!) I've heard it called. If it's a breach of trust or whatever on their part, then that's usually down to who they are as a person, not just a isolated moment so it's hard for people to change and therefore really be sorry for those kinds of actions. Once of a piece of you is broken off to mistrust, it's hard to ever get it back.
It makes you think how fragile and/or damaging relationships can be, even funnier thinking about how most people and personalities are fluid and change/fluctuate over time. So scars that are struck on us, are not by the same people years later. How can we be so harsh to assume no one changes? And that these things- distrust, dishonesty, betrayal etc. are really permanent "scars". It seems silly, considering how short life is, and how our individual lives are really just tiny fragments of time in the wider picture.
Anyway, what was I saying? Lol, yes it is the same for me. (Got there in the end) :yo: