(SORRY GUYS I LEARNED I CANT TRADE THE GAMES I BUYED ON STEAM)

That's okay. Sure! I'll send you a friend request on Steam. :)

Let's me answer your question. I separate main ideas to let you understand better.

1. Buying Games on the Steam Store

If you buy a game directly from the Steam Store, it becomes tied to your account—forever your precious. Unfortunately, you can't give it to someone else or transfer it to another account.

BUT, there's an exception! Some games (like Don’t Starve Together) might give you an extra copy. You’ll find this little bonus sitting in your Steam Inventory, and you can trade it with others.

2. Where Do Game Keys Come From?

There are so many ways to get game keys! Here are the most common ones:

Game Bundles: Websites like Humble Bundle, Indiegala, Fanatical, or DailyIndieGames often sell game bundles. These bundles give you multiple game keys at a sweet price.

Official Retailers: Legit stores like Fanatical, Humble Bundle, Green Man Gaming, and Gamesplanet sell game keys directly from publishers.

Grey Markets: Websites like G2A, Kinguin, and Eneba sell keys too. Be careful when buying here, keys can be from many sources, even be stolen too!

Graphics Card Promotions: Sometimes, buying a new graphics card comes with free game keys. Talk about a bonus!

Giveaways: Keep an eye out for freebies. Websites like FreeSteamKeys often list them. Free games? Yes, please!

3. Trading Games on SteamTrades

Let's say you got extra game keys you don’t need? you can trade your unwanted games for something you’ll actually want like wanted games, cash or anything that you'd like.

Want to know more about trading? Check out this helpful book:
101 Steam Trade - From Zero to Hero by nexgen125
(The name is for fun. It is not real, it is a guide thread not a book or it can be a book in the future!?)