[Verse 1] I came to you with open hands, With fear I tried to hide. I trusted you with private parts of me That few have ever tried. You wore your badge, you spoke of care, Of safety, skill, and grace. But when you called a chaperone in, The trust fell out of place. [Chorus] I trusted you with honesty, I trusted you with pain. But you didn’t trust my silence To mean I’d do the same. You said it’s “for protection,” But protection from who, and why? You think you need a witness in case I make a false accusation It’s hard to feel trusted When I’m doubted by your eyes. [Verse 2] You said it’s just a policy, It’s nothing personal, dear. But what is care without belief That I am real and clear? If every rule begins in fear, Then healing starts in loss— When one side guards from shadows, And the other pays the cost. [Chorus] I trusted you with honesty, I trusted you with pain. But you didn’t trust my silence To mean I’d do the same. You said it’s “for protection,” But whose peace of mind applies? You guarded your profession, While I guarded my disguise. [Bridge] Trust is more than paper, More than words rehearsed. It’s fragile when unspoken, And broken when reversed. [Verse 3] I came for help, not judgment, I came to just be seen. But I felt more like a warning sign Than someone to keep clean. And when you left me standing there, Half-dressed and half-believed— I realized I gave you trust That you could not receive. [Final Chorus] I trusted you with honesty, I trusted you with pain. But you didn’t trust my silence To mean I’d do the same. You say it’s for protection, Yet comfort never came— The trust you didn’t trust Still whispers your name. [Outro – softly] “Trust should be mutual — not a one-way vow.”
