> Brutal truth to the author after having read the article is that he
Should probably figure out his own issues before giving advice to other people about how their experiences "will go".
(I'm sure some people can relate to the piece, but relating and getting good advice are two different things - if you're looking for the latter, ask someone who at minimum has a good grasp of where their problems truly stemmed from [likely because they're now seeing them after having solved them])
Should probably figure out his own issues before giving advice to other people about how their experiences "will go".
(I'm sure some people can relate to the piece, but relating and getting good advice are two different things - if you're looking for the latter, ask someone who at minimum has a good grasp of where their problems truly stemmed from [likely because they're now seeing them after having solved them])