Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 06:53:29 AM

Here, many have some kind of misunderstanding of the word "friend"
If you have friends, then it should be complete trust, just like the word "native person." I have no secrets from these people. And yes, I do business with my friends and relatives. I tell them about everything that I have, exactly as they do not hide anything from me. There is just a big difference in terms. Many people give the word "friend" to everyone in a row.

There is particular emphasis when the OP mentions the word friend, it should be interpreted as someone we know both online and in the real world.

Quote from: KotKot20 on March 29, 2022, 11:44:53 AM

Do you tell your friends...
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Do you share with your friends?

Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on Today at 06:53:29 AM

And for me, this word weighs very dearly and is exactly the same meaning as mine. For a better understanding, I trust my friends as I trust myself. But I understand that not everyone has friends. This is very sad.

I trust my friends, but not 100% especially if it's about money or some other secret. I often talk about trading strategies with some people I know are traders, maybe it's good to increase their knowledge and mine too. But it may not be advisable to tell him how much balance I have in the wallet because it is one of the secrets for security reasons.