I've learned to follow the philosophy of "Don't let someone borrow something that you will want back".
I've had too many situations where I would lend someone something and it would go missing, without any intent of replacing it, or they would claim it's theirs or that you GAVE it to them. I've lent out CDs and games to friends in my youth and too many times it would disappear. I've let my brothers borrow some N64 games, games that we had as children but sold or traded off that I went out and bought recently, and he would later claim that it's his from our childhood. I let my brother borrow an N64 and about 10 games, about a year later, I asked if my brother would bring back 2 of the games I let him borrow, and he and the rest of my sibling unit proceeded to throw 10 sorts of shit fits claiming that I had no right to ask for any of it back. At this point I've only managed to acquire maybe 7 out of the 10 games through other means. There is still contention about this because not only are they claiming that those 10 games aren't mine, they are claiming some of the games that I bought after I moved out are theirs too.
When I moved out of my parents house, before I was allowed to pack up my collection, I had to let my siblings go through my collection and pick out games they claimed were theirs. Sort of luckily, in my youth we only had an N64 and Gamecube, so those were the only consoles they could try to steal games from.
The only acceptable answer to this question is no.
