>>trust issues<< embeds itself into the larger context of an ongoing transformation of the semantics of trust. Put a little simpler: The way we (understand) trust has changed drastically over the course of the last months, years, generations; new technologies using peer-to-peer structures fundamentally question the necessity of nations, banks, and other seemingly trustworthy institutions, relying instead on collective modes of trust, that some of us have always been dependent upon to protect themselves from persecution and violence.
Along these lines, >>trust issues<< is revolving around the idea of trust as both glue and lubricant between people building and maintaining responsible, loving relationships, which hopefully, eventually form communities.