Is it a correct sentence:
I just wanted a friend, who I can share my feelings with. OR should I say I just wanted a friend, with whom I can share my feelings.
Is it a correct sentence:
I just wanted a friend, who I can share my feelings with. OR should I say I just wanted a friend, with whom I can share my feelings.
2 ways to understand the correct usage. Let's first look at the grammatical / linguistic use of it.
Who is going to the party tomorrow?
Whom should I discuss this matter with?
Getting on to the trick to ensure correct usage
Q. Who was talking about poverty last night? A. She was talking about it.
Q. Whom are we going with for the party? A. We are going with her.