Do You Let Friends/Family Borrow Your Stuff?

by (▪‿▪)DoctorWhoGuru(▪‿▪) Posted 2012/08/30 05:30:30

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	Yes	48 votes	81%
	No	11 votes	19%

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Brosia 2012/09/29 01:37:43

Yes

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Why not? Share and share alike.

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diana fuentes 2012/09/06 21:50:06

Yes

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i only let my older sister to borrow some of my clothes b.c i know she will let me borrow her clothes or shoes too!!!!

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9th of 9 2012/09/02 11:13:35

Yes

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Absolutely.

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MQ-American Values Again (AVA) 2012/09/02 06:16:13

Yes

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Yes, I have let friends borrow some things... but one thing I will not let anyone use is my car ... can't take the chance of them having an accident ...

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bman~AVA 2012/09/02 06:07:45

Yes

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Sure. I don't have a problem with that. I trust my family and friends both.

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jules 2012/09/02 05:30:09

No

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no one asks but if they did I would.

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Tennessee3501 2012/09/01 19:34:30

Yes

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I am a big sucker for somebody with a sob story!

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falling from the moon 2012/08/31 05:37:03

Yes

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as long as they ask and im not need whatever they want sure i do why not

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fireware0062 2012/08/31 02:38:07

No

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hell no! I learn my lesson!

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Andrew 2012/08/30 22:44:59

Yes

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Once in a blue moon.

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wutever 2012/08/30 20:18:40

Yes

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Sometimes, most of my friends and family dont take care of thier stuff, i dont want them using mine

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Reckless ☠ Angel 2012/08/30 20:01:27

Yes

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Oops, I meant to put no. I don't anymore because every time I let someone borrow something I don't get it back or it gets broken.

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Chanel 2012/08/30 19:16:01

Yes

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Depends on what they want to borrow...

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sammanilla 2012/08/30 17:30:13

No

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Not any more. After seeing a relative's book collection was built with my books, all lending stopped.

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wolf sloan 2012/08/30 15:38:44

Yes

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But I lend with discretion.

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terrabytes 2012/08/30 15:32:18

No

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But then, I don't have anything they want to borrow.

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Kat ♪ 2012/08/30 14:45:38

Yes

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More friends than family, and only certain ones of them.

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Jana~ una chica loca 2012/08/30 14:35:43

Yes

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yep, last year my cell phone was a class whore cuz everyone was using it for FB xD

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santa6642 2012/08/30 14:12:07

Yes

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Why not, I borrow from them.

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Red Branch 2012/08/30 13:34:21

Yes

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Yes, though I am seldom asked.

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gaylehelen 2012/08/30 13:23:04

No

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Used to, but not anymore. I've lost too much. Far too much. Bastards.

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sammanilla to gaylehelen 2012/08/30 17:33:25

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One in-law built her library out of MY books and another his video collection from mine. And then they both lied despite the evidence I saw.

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gaylehelen to sammanilla 2012/08/30 20:10:54

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Wow. Some people are just so crude. I've been fortunate with in-laws.
I'd keep at both of them. It's yours and should, at least, be acknowledged AND returned to you.

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sammanilla to gaylehelen 2012/08/30 21:45:03

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Been there, done that. They are bald faced liars.

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gaylehelen to sammanilla 2012/09/01 19:06:04

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It's disgusting what people do for material things.

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sammanilla to gaylehelen 2012/09/02 04:35:47

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My family is very much opposite from the in-laws, thank God.

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Emma 2012/08/30 11:06:15

Yes

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Yeah...sure
But as long as I can watch them use it and give it back straight to my hands while saying thank you.

Lol,jk :D

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Mae 2012/08/30 10:26:13

Yes

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It doesn't come up all that much, actually. Family members in the house share everything fairly equally...well, except for my brother. I borrowed a DVD from his collection once, and halfway through it, took an intermission to go the restroom and get a snack. When I got back and tried to put the movie back on, the DVD player was empty. My brother had come into the room while I had done this, to reclaim his DVD! He's always had the mentality of "What's mine is mine!". The problem is, besides that being carried to the Nth degree, he also believes in "What's yours in mine." too.

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baxter 2012/08/30 10:09:02

Yes

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YES

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GiwtoOla Thpak 2012/08/30 08:30:19

Yes

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yes always :)

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Ross in Oz 2012/08/30 08:27:59

Yes

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Of course...so long as they don't bust it...

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Lizzy 2012/08/30 08:13:16

Yes

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I do but don`t always get things back which can be annoying

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Jan 2012/08/30 07:41:43

Yes

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Though I am very selective about which ones because some people don't return things and claim them as their own.

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Jack 2012/08/30 07:11:17

Yes

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And sometimes I don't get it back.

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Merry 2012/08/30 07:04:46

Yes

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Sometimes

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addie 2012/08/30 07:00:50

Yes

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Constantly.

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pantagruella 2012/08/30 06:21:52

Yes

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And wherever possible I give them the stuff too. It's easier on the memory.

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red 2012/08/30 06:18:25

Yes

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Depends on who it is. Never my car since my brother borrowed it for an 'hour' and didn't bring it back for two days. Anything I don't care about is open to be borrowed. Any thing I want to keep, No way. I've learned from experience 'family' don't return money because they are 'family' and think they are an exception...Borrow means "give it to me" when it's your kids:)

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Tee Quake 2012/08/30 06:17:22

Yes

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Always with the knowledge that I may not get it back.

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susan BN-0 2012/08/30 05:46:36

Yes

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The ones I know I can trust.

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