Is It Wise to TRUST Our Friends ?

OmSigDAVID wrote:

OGIONIK wrote:

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so you hang out with people you dont trust?

Yes.
I don 't trust anyone, and
I hang out with people
( i.e., enjoying fine dining and beautiful entertainment together ).

so, to summarize: you choose not to have friends. Which is fine, just sad (to me).

Over the course of my life,
I have had good friends ( whose company I miss ),
but I never went out of my way to make friends in the first place.
David

David,

Do your friends consider you :
a best friend, a good friend,
a friend, or just someone they hang out with?

OGIONIK wrote:

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so you hang out with people you dont trust?

Yes.
I don 't trust anyone, and
I hang out with people
( i.e., enjoying fine dining and beautiful entertainment together ).

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how does that work? do you bar them from entering your house,

Yes.
Thay don 't ask to get in.
Its not a problem.
( except for one nosey pervert; she kinda snuk in, years ago ).

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never let them know any real information about you?

That depends on whether I choose
to keep it confidential, or not.

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never give them access to your belongings ?

Well, I 've shown them some of my guns and some of my old gold coins,
occasional books and miscellany.
David

FAIR ENOUGH THEN! HEHE.

At this point in time,
the answer to your question is between the last 2.
David

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At this point in time,
the answer to your question is between the last 2.
David

Thanks for the reply. If I may ask - What do you think, from their perspective
(if you know them well enough to picture it),
would turn you from a friend/someone they hang out with,
into a good friend, and perhaps a best friend?