Are most people who typically give relationship/love advice on sites likes Reddit, Quora and even this site usually bitter people stuck in their past?

[graacceey]

[Danny_dan92]

Some people would probably say I am.




Here’s the thing. Advice is strictly subjective, some people take it up the ass and others are more open to constructive criticism.




So for example, I frequently see questions where the context is a girl or guy asking about why their relationship is bad and then mention that they’re on and off… THAT’S EXACTLY why the relationship is shit. Because it’s not meant to be.




Or people asking why their ex is contacting them… it’s common sense as to why

[Anonymous]

I think it depends. But a lot of people give TERRIBLE advice. Also lots of people who ask questions they don’t want honest answers to and start mass blocking people. So the answers you see.

There is also a lot of sexist people. I know one day I’m told I’m never gonna be with a woman and what a sexist pig. The next day I’m a SIMP… so. People don’t want to see that it’s themselves chasing away anyone halfway decent of the opposite sex.

[JonCobretti]

Most btches and losers who give relationship advice on this site or Reddit have their relationship status as "No Comment "

They just can't see other people doing fine when their fat butt is crying with their cat

[CupcakeTheDestroyer]

Is that your way of saying you don’t like it when people tell others to set boundaries with their partners?

[ProbablyClueless]

Unfortunately, yes. Many people get on the internet to spew their venom into the world. Healthy people are typically out in the world, actually interacting with it.

[BetaBucks]

I don't know about "most" but these places are filled with people that have an obvious agenda and are clearly hurting from past trauma.

[HollyK21]

If they’re always giving negative advice then yeah, I’d say they’re probably bitter or unhappy to some degree IRL.

[Nikki1989]

On here most giving advice are sad, bitter losers that fail miserably at forging or keeping relationships, so any advice that give will be twisted to feel better about themselves.

[slatyb]

I'm not. I want to help others avoid mistakes I've made.

[Jason2469]

Most advice comes from experienced people. Experienced people are bitter. Maybe if you are smart and you listen to these people you will make it out unbitter. You won't. Trust me. There is no way to live long and not be bitter.

[hahahmm]

You'll have to give an example...

[DrPepper12]

No. Well intentioned.

[noohair]

I speak from the "I" about my own experiences.

[Fireguy17]

Sounds plausible.