I think I agree with you. What if the problem is loneliness, for example? And actually, why is it wrong for adults to admit to needing attention? We are so careful about making sure we give children plenty of attention, but as adults it's assumed the need vanishes?
Or you just didn't like the consensus of advice you were given, and want to find somebody to agree with your own ill conceived ideas. (Don't ask me how I know.)
Umm, not sure if I completely agree with that statement.
ReplyDeleteOr confirmation, perhaps . . .
ReplyDeleteI like this - stop asking for advice and start addressing the problem.
ReplyDeleteSometimes different perspectives on a problem helps and what about “a problem shared is a problem halved.”
ReplyDeleteThe trouble is, if you ask three people the same question, you can get three different solutions and not know which one to take!
ReplyDeleteI think I agree with you. What if the problem is loneliness, for example? And actually, why is it wrong for adults to admit to needing attention? We are so careful about making sure we give children plenty of attention, but as adults it's assumed the need vanishes?
ReplyDeleteSometimes it takes a while to find someone who'll actually listen.
ReplyDeleteOr you just didn't like the consensus of advice you were given, and want to find somebody to agree with your own ill conceived ideas. (Don't ask me how I know.)
ReplyDeleteOuch! I have to say I think there may be some truth in that ...
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