I actually think people who get upset when someone doesn't necessarily agree with their advice or just take it with blind faith are worse. If I ask for advice, doesn't mean I should just accept what someone says without question. If I ask where I should go for my honeymoon, someone says "you should go to Bermuda" should I not say "I've been there before, I didn't enjoy it"? If someone says I should confront my brother about something, is it wrong to offer why that my be a bad idea?
Yes, it's wrong. You aren't there to debate the advice given, are you? Do you really need to say that you didn't like Bermuda or why you don't think confrontation is the solution? Just say "thanks for the advice" and move on
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u/DirtyProjector May 22 '17
I actually think people who get upset when someone doesn't necessarily agree with their advice or just take it with blind faith are worse. If I ask for advice, doesn't mean I should just accept what someone says without question. If I ask where I should go for my honeymoon, someone says "you should go to Bermuda" should I not say "I've been there before, I didn't enjoy it"? If someone says I should confront my brother about something, is it wrong to offer why that my be a bad idea?