I wasn't talking about strangers. I'm talking about friends...people that you know.

i dont understand this anymore. i trust my friends, and i bet the YA people do too but its a personal thing.

Did you read the Q that was in the link Steve? Very few said so.

ok firstly ahmed do you think YA is a good representative of people?

i dont think it is, from my experience it is mainly teenagers.

Well, I never said it represented the world...but it is a a statistics in a way since those people are random people...

And actually only a few are teens most are in college and/or married.

they semed pretty juvenile in that thread... anyway onto point #2. the asker sugests the answer to them, it is easier than you think to just agree with him instead of considering the question properly.

actually most of the ppl there are old like either in their twenties or thirties the ppl that are from here are the only ones that are teens

well im still sceptical about the sampling...

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20100118111616AAr7Vtu

slightly different angle should see different results here

But that's a different question steve. Loving soemone is different from trusting soemone.

it is not entirely different, i would say i trust all the people i love... its one of the contributing factors but not a necessary one...you would hope a married couple trust each other although it isn't written down anywhere that they have to, trust is a part.

Not really...I might love someone but not have a lot of trust in them.

you might, but im sure you will trust most people you love.

the first question encouraged answers of small amounts. My question encourages open answers.

But tbh it is a different question...yes they may be related but they still aren't the same.

For example, for all those people that couldn't trust their best friends, Im sure they still love those friends.

well i thought you might say that... but hopefully more answers will come.

i will not argue that they are exactly the same. they are closely linked for me though. i feel sorry for people who cannot trust their best friends.

the problem with talking about trust is people's minds jump to mistrust or untrustworthy, because when people ask about trust they are normally talking about the lack of trust.

it is hard to ask a question about trust in a way that people wont think of distrust... but love can be asked about without people thinking about hate.

kkz i'll post a Q that ain't leading..

i trust Ahmed

Thanks Smile

I can't say the same for you though since I don't know you much

I can trust most people since I try my best never to have anything that I need to keep a secret and I find feelings to not be worth being secrets (except from you're conservative Egyptian family)

ok so my none leading Q...
da same answers.

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AgQNXW4g_EVu5354b8JTCWYazKIX;_ylv=3?qid=20100118143403AAxKGh8