Granted we all can't have high levels, but some of us have better things to do than post comments all day. For most of us this site is just a tool. Another form of information that we use, primarily because it’s free. It’s called advice not fact, no one on this site can claim to know everything about PU. If you don’t like the advice, you don’t have to use it. That’s the whole basis of a forum, to get as many different opinions from as many different sources as possible. Even a novice’s advice can be helpful and valid, and moderator’s could lead someone astray. But they both have the right to give it.

Completely agreed. That was kinda what I was trying to say, by saying "no offense" to because a lot of this stuff is just common sense really and I completely realise most people don't post a ton on here. I happen to run a business thanks to this forum and I like helping guys, as well as finding this stuff absolutely fascinating, so I'm a little addicted to the place. I'm not saying you have to have a high post count, I'm merely warning that there's a ton of guys with very low post counts and they often come in telling other people what to do and stating things as facts, rather than saying that it is their opinions.

Everyone should think about every piece of advice they recieve on here and question the context, the relevance and whether they think they can trust it. If you aren't doing that, then you are gonna end up making some poor decisions and get emotionally, financially, or maybe physically hurt. You should do the same about everything in life, but most people don't, they just listen to people they ask for advice, or they outright reject anything that doesn't conform to what they already believed.

I've seen a lot of guys come on here and even done workshops with a few. Some of those guys, think they already know the right ways and if someone tells them they are wrong, or need to change something, they don't listen. Doesn't make much sense considering they put effort into asking for help in the first place, sometimes paying for it even, but there it is. You need to call what you know and what you are told into question.

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