The Paradox and Irony of "Why do you trust someone you've only met once?"

Someone once said this to me.
"Those women were badmouthing you behind your back. Don't you feel wronged?"
"No, I don't understand why you're acting like this, trusting a woman you've only met once."
But he had that faith. In fact, even after hearing those words, he didn't even know the story of what happened during his school years. The investigation hasn't even progressed yet.
Regarding the women I've met... there was even a lawyer who said, "Just let the woman die." But the reason was that it caused mental illness. Didn't they say he sounded certain whenever he shouted?
However, there is a reason why he rejected everything.
Because since he was young, whenever a problem arose, the person who saved him was a woman. It was the same during his school years.
That is why he has faith in you all.
"Don't you think Gaeddong isn't like this? Can't you just trust him once?"
But because people around him were cursing him, those women got angry and said, "Oppa, please just kill this person," but as expected, "It's Gaeddong," was correct.
Do you know what this means? He has had this kind of model since he was young. In other words, it wasn't blind, misplaced faith, but rather a certainty regarding that woman.
And it was a promise to himself.
Because of this faith, even when he shouted, he felt joy, and even while saying, "That guy is a mental patient," he said, "Once you know just one thing, you'll believe everything, so go ahead and curse all you want."
So, if people only knew the story of what happened during his school years, everything could be explained, but people just called it blind faith.
Ultimately, if an accident occurs, they say his mental illness has worsened and tell him to stop here, but then they beat him up to force him into hospitalization. If he experiences this twice, an accident will happen.
He has endured all of this. That is how much certainty he had in those women.
"Gaeddong isn't like this, right? You know..."
If a friend were a police officer, "He would reach a point where he immediately suspects the accuser."
That is the kind of person he is. If someone caused him to develop a mental illness and then caused an accident, honestly, one might feel rage toward the world, but because he couldn't protect her, he ended up saying to his mother, "Mother, I am sorry I couldn't protect you." In times like these, one feels a sense of emptiness.