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Unsolicited advice can be quite nice

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I rarely give any advice, especially when it hasn’t been requested because I find it difficult to judge whether it’ll be received well.
But I’ve come to realise that I quite often enjoy receiving advice that I haven’t asked for.
There are of course limits, e.g. when it clearly comes from a bad place or shows a complete lack of understanding but generally I’ll at least be entertained by it.
Anyone else enjoy some unsolicited advice or is it just me?

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  2. CinderrUwU Avatar
    CinderrUwU

    Upvote for unpopular…

    Idk what else to really say

  3. doPECookie72 Avatar
    doPECookie72

    people should just say, “can i offer you some advice on that?”

  4. NennisDedry Avatar
    NennisDedry

    Your writing is clear, natural, and easy to read. The tone is friendly and conversational, which works well for a post like this. That said, here are a few minor tweaks for clarity, flow, and punctuation:

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    Unsolicited advice can be quite nice

    I rarely give any advice, especially when it hasn’t been requested, because I find it difficult to judge whether it’ll be received well.

    But I’ve come to realise that I quite often enjoy receiving advice I haven’t asked for.

    There are, of course, limits — for example, when it clearly comes from a bad place or shows a complete lack of understanding — but generally, I’ll at least be entertained by it.

    Anyone else enjoy some unsolicited advice, or is it just me?

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    Changes made:

    •   Added a comma after requested for clarity.

•   Streamlined “advice that I haven’t asked for” to “advice I haven’t asked for” for smoother rhythm.

•   Inserted commas and an em dash in the third sentence to improve pacing and clarity.

•   Added a comma before or is it just me? to better reflect the natural pause in speech.

    Hope that helps.