You can trust someone with your life.
You can trust someone with your heart.
You can trust someone with your money.
These three things are not the same, and should not be confused with each other.
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I am: a roleplayer, a fiction writer, a sci-fi fan. A yoga enthusiast. A former Battlenet brapper and member of [Wolf]. A marine scientist, former Chinese takeout cashier, and freelance writer (mostly science articles for BrightHub). I presently live in Mobile, Alabama. Feel free drop me general comments here, or I can be reached at (in reverse order): com dot gmail at rynko.brown
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When you were born, you were crying and everyone else was smiling. Try to live a life so that when you die, everyone else is crying and you're smiling. --anon
A handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains. -- a fortune cookie
3 comments:
Oh yeah. It's pure gold when you can find someone whom you can trust with all three.
Here's to hoping that nothing untoward prompted this comment.
Trust is a tricky thing. It is one of those things proved by a negative (ie. not being betrayed, not being stolen from, not being stabbed in the back). A little like faith in that sense, except in that case, if the negative ceased to exist and you had proof, it would no longer be faith.
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