do u ACTUALLY trust your best friend ?
By serenidity
@serenidity (641)
India
March 8, 2007 1:08pm CST
Its one thing to say yeah i trust my best friend 100 % and another to actually do it. I mean i know for sure there are things i wouldnt want to share even with my best friend. The reasons maybe one or many, fear, apprehension, love or that I just cant trust anybody 100 %. The question here is, isnt it a drawback when you keep things even from your best friend ?
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8 responses
@CaroleeKaufold (1853)
• United States
8 Mar 07
I do trust her. We live far away from each other and have been frinds for over 40 years. She has trusted me and I have trusted her!
@serenidity (641)
• India
9 Mar 07
40 years !!! thats amazing. I hope me and my friend make that mark someday.
@lovemydsdominik (282)
• United States
8 Mar 07
I do trust my best friend 100%, yet that doesn't mean that I would share everything with her, but it's not because I don't trust her, it's just that some things are best kept from everyone, I don't think that anyone tells someone every single thing.
@serenidity (641)
• India
8 Mar 07
There are people who trust blindly but we dont know whether its for good or bad !
@recycledgoth (9894)
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8 Mar 07
While I trust my best friend all the way, there are some things best kept to yourself. My best friend and have have knonwn each other for over 20 years, and have seen each other through both the best and the worst that life offers us. But I feel that some of my secrets are best kept just that, secret
@laarni080 (127)
• Philippines
9 Mar 07
I truly trust my bestfriend, i tell to him all my problems, all my secrets he know it, and i truly trust him.
@gradyslady (4054)
• United States
26 Sep 07
Yeah I can honestly say that I can trust her with anything. I believe she trusts me the same.
@rekhum (2420)
• India
8 Mar 07
Yeah i do trust my friend 100%.He is the most trustworthy person i've ever come across in my life.
"The chief lesson i've learned in a long life is that the only way you can make a man trustworthy is to trust him; and the surest way to make him untrustworthy is to distrust him."
~ Henry L. Stimson
