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Quote from: Rruchi man on May 12, 2021, 07:32:57 PM

Work for your own money, nobody owes you anything.

Yes we dont owe them what we achieve. But I think if you know to yourself that you're somehow capable to lend, especially if this particular person is close to you (a family member) then if its me I dont see any problem with that.

Though its really satisfying to earn money through our own capital and hardwork. Because it doesnt necessarily mean that we need huge capital as a beginner, any amount will do, what matter is what you learn through that experience. Money is not hard to earn if you are hardworker and striving to get it.

You make sure the person to who you lend money to is a person who will is also capable of paying. Otherwise, you'd lose a friend and money in the end. Relationships can go wrong in a very unexpected way and it's always about trust that makes it sour. When money is part of this relationship, you may have to consider it a business relationship. No more than that.

Yeah! Though losing a friend is really kinda harsh for me, I think losing a trust is worse because if you lose a friend because of the money that you lend then I don't think I shouldn't call him/her a friend, I don't have a friend like that so mostly if my true friend will not pay me then I think the trust will be gone to him because he can't keep his promise but we are still friends but not the same as before, he should gain my trust again