Don't tell me what to do
>>34906634https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHsdtaR5VEE&t=32s
>>34906634Don't tell me what to do if you don't want me to tell you what to do.
>>34906634please post what you want when you want to.
>>34906634Stop being a faggot
>>34906634Ok I wont
>>34906634Your desire to be self sufficient will be respected. You will have no one to blame for all of your failures but yourself.Rejecting advice leads to having to learn hard lessons on your own.
>>34906634Such an attitude! No wonder you crave BBC and dress up like an anime cat-girl.
>>34906976At the end of the day, all of your mistakes are your own. Whether or not someone gave you bad advice it was still your fault for acting on it. /adv/ is somewhat of a good place for seeing another perspective but most people only want there perspectives to be validated.
>>34907805If you were given bad advice, and took it genuinely which led you to ruin, would that mistake truly be yours to blame? The choice was yours sure, but the mistake that came from bad advice? I'd argue the advice giver would be in direct fault.Legally speaking there is a "duty of care" in which an advice giver can be prosecuted if they knowingly and purposefully gave paid advice that lead to the direct harm or death of another. Since no one is paying us, there is no direct record or legal obligation to provide good advice, but I still carry myself properly as an advisor and consultant when it comes to jobs both paid and unpaid.>tldr: nuh uh
>>34908095If I took bad advice and it led to my ruin, the only person I would blame is myself. No one in this world can be trusted. And no advice should be blindly accepted. If you get tricked, you can only blame your own naviety. If you lose in a game of chess, do you blame your opponent for being better than you. No, you can only blame your own lack of skill.As a society we condemn scams, but the one at fault is always the one who fell for it.
>>34906634this is hypocrisy
>>34906634lol fagslop post
