Confide
Tell
Tell verb - To make known (as information previously kept secret).
Usage example: I won't tell your secret to anyone
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Men will confide things to you drunk they wouldnt tell a brother when sober; stoned women will reveal secrets theyd never speak as pillow talk while straight.
Source: In Vino Veritas - Some pass down stories, but those with more intimate knowledge of the captain's secrets tell Ryan the captain will have to confide in him when he's ready Too Kinky to Torture: Yuri and Andreas first meeting, in a certain way.Yuri: You can cuff me again if you want.Andreas: No.
Source: Literature / Warchild Series - In Being Human, undead characters tell outsiders that heaven is like your typical Fluffy Cloud Heaven, but confide amongst each other that it's more like a long, dark corridor, where the only other people are "the men with sticks and ropes" who wait at the end.
Source: The Nothing After Death
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