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When I was younger, we had a bond of faith known as a pinky promise.

I'm not quite sure what other people thought of it.

But I remember my grandmother telling me that all the trust a person could have throughout their whole life was stored in the pinky finger.

She told me that when you broke a pinky promise you broke someone's heart, so they could snap your pinky.

She went on to say that when you snapped someone's pinky all the trust would drip out.

The bond was broken.

Bones and flesh had nothing to do with it.

If you pinky swore, you were giving yourself to a person.

All of your trust, combined with theirs.

And the minute they'd fall out of their promises, you could pour out all the trust in their pinkies.

You could never get back the trust you put in their palms.

She said that you can never get that trust back.

You can only give so much to people.

If you trust to easily, soon, they will drain you of the golden fluid, which is trust.

My grandmother was a very smart woman.

She taught me that trust is a boundary that interests all opinions, trust is highly valuable.

My grandmother showed me that pinky promises are worthy and right.

I am a better person due to the lessons on the pinky fingers powers.
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- Ariah Christman