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<blockquote data-quote="Leonard D Neubache" data-source="post: 1290287" data-attributes="member: 11069">Unfortunately the internet is the internet. I'll explain how replying to LTR advice on the internet works (no hate).What do you know you're not even in an LTR!&gt;What do you know!? You're not even married!&gt;What do you know!? Your marriage hasn't even survived kids yet!&gt;LOL. You have three kids!? The dating market is completely different now, gramps! You have no meaningful advice to offer in the current context!Happily ever after is only proven once you get to the ever after bit, at which point someone is simply going to say &quot;times have changed and your advice is no longer relevant.&quot;Besides, you can't really quantify the full extent of the positives in text form anyway. It's like trying to explain to a six year old why good wine is actually really nice to drink. To them, quality or garbage, it all just tastes like vinegar.p.s. You can apply that system above for virtually all advice. For guys giving advice on making money it goes &quot;LOL but you're broke!, LOL you went from broke to 50k a year and you think that's impressive?, LOL you banked 100K over 5 years big deal!, LOL you think it's as easy to become a millionaire now as it was when you started 10 years ago?!&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leonard D Neubache, post: 1290287, member: 11069"] Unfortunately the internet is the internet. I'll explain how replying to LTR advice on the internet works (no hate). What do you know you're not even in an LTR! > What do you know!? You're not even married! > What do you know!? Your marriage hasn't even survived kids yet! > LOL. You have three kids!? The dating market is completely different now, gramps! You have no meaningful advice to offer in the current context! Happily ever after is only proven once you get to the [i]ever after[/i] bit, at which point someone is simply going to say "times have changed and your advice is no longer relevant." Besides, you can't really quantify the full extent of the positives in text form anyway. It's like trying to explain to a six year old why good wine is actually really nice to drink. To them, quality or garbage, it all just tastes like vinegar. p.s. You can apply that system above for virtually all advice. For guys giving advice on making money it goes "LOL but you're broke!, LOL you went from broke to 50k a year and you think that's impressive?, LOL you banked 100K over 5 years big deal!, LOL you think it's as easy to become a millionaire now as it was when you started 10 years ago?!" [/QUOTE]

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