Experimentation disaster prevention

[NotASpyingRent]

I have this small group of friends I'm interested in experimenting with who happen to be a little but younger than I am (they are 14 and I am 15). I am certain they are interested in doing it. The problem is, I don't know how trustful they are in keeping it a secret if we do. They have been know to let less-sensitive info out without realizing how sensitive it might be and I don't want it to damage my social reputation that I have worked to so hard to build up.

Have you ever had a problem in keeping this sort of thing a secret? If so, what did you do? How do you ensure that this stays a secret?

Thanks,
Nasr :)

[mjtx08]

Sounds like the risk outweighs what u want to do. And age difference might come into play?

[RMP23]

You're older... rule them out.

[pvanhouten]

I wouldn't do it until you know they won't say anything.

[johnsmith1]

14 and 15 is not an issue, however if you don't trust them then that is an issue, so shouldn't do it without speaking to them about that first

[AusBoy19QLD]

Speak to one of them you trust the most first, then give it ago, or maybe play a question game or something and find out if they'd do it or not without you looking like you're plain asking them.

[Aca-awkward]

Just play it safe for now until your sure they won't say anything

[justin 13]

Dude I wudnt do it.

[Lego]

Don't do it unless they won't tell cuz if they do rep = ruined man

[Howareyou]

I wouldn't do it. It sounds like if they tell, your social life would be ruined. From what I know, it's not worth it.

[NotASpyingRent]

How would you know when they are truthful enough to not tell?

[Lost in the Echo]

How would you know when they are truthful enough to not tell?

Maybe just don't do it? I mean, why take the risk?

[Soldier212]

Try and find a secret they don't want to tell and say to them that if you talk about this then ill reveal your secret. I guess you can call it blackmailing.