PASSWORD-SHARING

Personally, I have lots of acquaintances but I only have few quality friends.   I can still count them not more than the total fingers and feet I have. I cherish my friends way back in high school.  I still keep in touch with them.  Though I am not the type who text and email or say hi in facebook often.  Somehow, I keep in touch. I understand because like me they have their own careers too.

One time, I was browsing my facebook account when my phone beeped.  I received an SMS message from Harry.  The message made me excite so much!  He told me that person I like on facebook was in a local photo shoot.  I admit, I am stalking this model on Facebook until now.  Lol.  I checked the person's account but the photos were only on the photographer's profile.  Unlucky, I can't see.  It is because the photographer's set his profile in private :-(  To my surprise, Harry voluntarily gave his password.  Whoot!

Actually, it was not the first time that my friends shared their password to me.  I remembered I had an online intimate friend who gave his password in order for me to hear his voice message for me. He gave his MSN messenger password too!  Another special friend did the same.  I feel uncomfortable though.  When it comes to Harry, we share almost everything- secrets and chit chat.  Still, I  feel so touched.  But the fact is I was that kinda eager to see the model I like in a sexy and wet pictorial.  Lmao.  I did tagging and sign out.

We continued talking at BOOK LATTE located at Robinson's side wing.  It's a library, lounge and cafe in one.

Trust is important in friendship.  If a friend have a trust in you, you will do the same.  You should not break the TRUST.  However, friendship can't be measured in sharing of passwords. Sharing password is not advisable especially when you receive an email for an account updates or you win a million pounds It's a scam!