Trust is hard to earn, and easy to lose. Especially in something like this. However, you are having something coming up that will help you regain trust permanently. College.
Yet, that still leaves out now. All I can say is that to gain their trust, you need to get high grades, be totally honest with them about everything, and do things to help out as often as possible. Volunteer at a nursing home, maybe. Spend time with your grandmother. All nice comunity service things. Old people are really good to be around for trust. Get involved in the better clubs in school, like a rotary club if they have one. And keep those your morals in life.
Then, they will start trusting you more. If you get good grades in college, you're back with a semi-clean slate. It usually takes a year to get their trust completely back, but they will give a little bit back at a time.
And I'm really sorry about the crash. :(
-Steven

thanks...ughh this is gonna suck though :/

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Hello! My name is Steven, and I am a mentor. Yes, that does mean that I help other people. I have helped over 1000 people to date, and have helped some individuals for over 1/2 a year. The miracle of my life occurred 17 years ago. I say miracle only because 1/4 babies survive to be born.
I am the first born of 2 children, and I am also the black sheep. I listen to Classical Music, so you can call me a weirdo. :P. I have Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, so take no offense if my answers never seem to end.
In school, I get As and Bs. More Bs really. I play trombone, and was the section leader of the trombones at my school. This year, I am the captain of the entire brass section. I am an Eagle Scout, so I guess that says I'm persistant? You make the call. I am a 3 time varsity letter winner, looking for a 4th next winter. I also participate in the musical, where I am a Bass 2. :)
I am straight, and have never had a relationship beyond a friend. However, I have survived the bumps in the road, and can advise you if you wish it. Though, it's not my strength.
I'm here for you, and only you. That means that my advise will not always confort you. Heck, it may even scare you. Yet, I want you to do what is best for your mind. Not what is typically seen as best for you, but what YOU see best for YOU. Heck, if you wanted what was seen as best for you, you would've asked your parents what you should do. They give you what's typically best.
Alright, before I start getting tendinitis from writing that over and over again, I'll just say what I mean. I mean that if you ask me about something, let's say walking 10 miles a day, and I think it's rediculous, yet you are asking for something to do, I am NOT going to say "10 miles is the type of a thing a anorexia athletica would do. Try 5." I'll give you something to do.
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Oh, by the way, I am liberal in everything. That means that abortion is a woman's RIGHT, and gay marriage should be LEGAL.

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-Steven

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