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* In ''[[Natsume Yuujinchou]]'', Natsume is [[Friendless Background|so used to being a social pariah]] as a child [[Cassandra Truth|for disclosing his]] [[I See Dead People|somewhat creepy ability]], that he's become very reluctant to talk about it to anyone—even friends who ''know'' he can see spirits and Youkai, or would still readily accept him if they knew.
* A lot of this between Kotetsu and Barnaby from ''[[Tiger and Bunny]]''; even after they get to the point where they start to trust one another, both have their reasons (with Kotetsu it's his fear of "becoming a burden" on someone while in Barnaby's case - since Kotetsu is his ''first and only'' friend and confidant - the habit of twenty years) for not sharing certain things with one another.
* ''[[One Piece]]''; at a crucial part of the Arlong Park Arc, Luffy gives Nami his hat - his most prized possession - to prove to her she ''can'' trust him.
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* In ''[[Ben 10: Alien Force]]'', Kevin Levin can't seem to wrap his mind around the fact that Ben and Gwen trust him now that's working with them to stop an [[Alien Invasion]], if his stealing their grandfather's RV to trade for an important message from said grandparent is anything to judge by.
* In the ''[[Justice League (Animation)|Justice League]]'' episode "Starcrossed", Green Lantern tells the other members of the League (who are now fugitives, given the Thanagarian army's invasion - that they have to lay low, which means getting rid of the costumes and posing as civilians. The Flash is hesitant to do so, as he's not sure he can trust them enough with his identity. Batman quickly assures him he can by not only pointing out that he ''knows'' his - and Superman's - identities already, but reveals ''his'' to them right then and there.
* In ''[[Harley Quinn (TV series)|Harley Quinn]]'', a [[Battle in the Center of the Mind]] (the mind in question being Batman's) Harley learns the hero's identity. Later, she assures him the secret is safe by claiming "patient-doctor confidentiality". While one might say he trusts her a little ''too'' much, she manages to abide by it.
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