I was thinking : To gain someone’s trust and then betraying it, is the worst kind of fraud...

I had someone here friend me then solicit me for money to help them and then immediately unfriend me after I contributed. That hurt.

Kae20 · 56-60, FVIP

Unless it's within a professional setting where ethics are involved. I really don't think trust should be gained unearned.

Talk all you want , on with the understanding that you need to unburden your mind .. recalibrate your mental faculties..if you like.

It's nice to think a confident will be just that. But what happens if they need to unburden what you have given them?

Personally I believe in the addage which goes something like " never write something.. you would want read in court of a newspaper"

Beyond this I also believe there is little known information in this world that somebody else ... Somewhere else isn't living already, further more come to terms with and owned.

So there is no real ' exclusive ' information out there.

" Confession will always be good for the Soul" therefore feel no shame own it ..and move on.🦋

originnone · 61-69, M

Is it possible to betray someone whose trust you haven't gained?

thewindupbirdchronicles · 46-50, M

Aww.... I don't know why, but I feel in our brief encounters in exchange, if I saw you write this I would know of you, this is the worst kind of fraud. I won't respond to the ones below who are making this political, but I feel you. ❤️ They who want to get this learning of life wrong, let them. Be wise, and there is a reason why you smile.

ReneeT · 61-69, M

It is the worst feeling. To really believe what someone, whether a good friend or not, gets you to believe in something and then make you feel like you've been taken is so heartbreaking. 😔