Do you think that single person can give relationship advice?

[Kirubel]

I have seen many single persons giving relationship advice to peoples some single peoples give good relationship advice saying that relationship or having a love life is a good thing but others give really bad relationship advice saying that relationship is a jail and it is not a good thing.
Do you accept a relationship advice from single person?

 

[Augusta]

Yes, why not anyone that is sensible and wise can give an advice. Some situations just need common sense it doesn't matter whether you are engaged or still single

 

[Kirubel]

Yes, why not anyone that is sensible and wise can give an advice. Some situations just need common sense it doesn't matter whether you are engaged or still single

True, someone can get things if they have good mind, and there many things that can be done though common sense, all they need to have is common sense then they can give a relationship advice, but what if they never been in relationship?

 

[Kirubel]

While personal experience varies, a single person with empathy, understanding, and knowledge can provide valuable relationship advice. Rather than personal relationship status, it is about understanding human dynamics, communication, and emotional intelligence. Different points of view contribute to a more complete understanding of relationships.

That is true, any person including ingle persons need to give relationship advice is common sense, and understanding the moment, some peoples still reflect their bad view towards relationship and that is not good thing to do.

 

[freelancermaria]

Well, I do not mind receiving a piece of relationship advice from a single person. I have friends who have been single for a long time and some of their advice is helpful. You do not have to be in a relationship to help someone who needs one.

 

[Kirubel]

Well, I do not mind receiving a piece of relationship advice from a single person. I have friends who have been single for a long time and some of their advice is helpful. You do not have to be in a relationship to help someone who needs one.

It is true that some single peoples give good relationship advice, some times they give better relationship advice than those who are in relationship.

 

[Augusta]

True, someone can get things if they have good mind, and there many things that can be done though common sense, all they need to have is common sense then they can give a relationship advice, but what if they never been in relationship?

Yes, you don't uudt have to experience things before doing what's right or wrong. You just have to study a situation then take the right decision.

 

[Kirubel]

Yes, you don't uudt have to experience things before doing what's right or wrong. You just have to study a situation then take the right decision.

That is true, if a persons mind can think good thing then they can give a good advice.

 

[Augusta]

That is true, if a persons mind can think good thing then they can give a good advice.

That's right all they need is to think it through to give a good suggestion

 

[Kirubel]

That's right all they need is to think it through to give a good suggestion

On the other side, those who have relationships or those who get married give you some scary advice about marriage.

 

[mrki444]

Why not if she or he had previouse experience in relationships. I know my mistake which I hope I will not do it again.

 

[Suba]

When receiving relationship advice, it's best not to look at whether he's single or not, but we also have to consider the person's skills, for example psychologists, financial experts who give advice about household finances. We should listen to whether the advice is good for us or not. The decision to implement this advice is yours.

 

[Xtynehappy]

It depends on the person. Other people are have never been in relationships but have actually seen and ready on the social media platforms and other open discussion forums about the same and they could provide such very useful advice for sure.

 

[codescript94]

I don't think so, because only someone who has experience in something has the authority to give a tip to someone who hasn't experienced what the other person wants to find.