People Say I am a Good Relationship Advice Giver, Should I Make Something Outta That?

[__MisterGoneShiner__]

My friend came up to me after her hopeless moment, saying that she is in love with a dude from her class but dont know what to do. So I given her some advices about it and she got even more confident and said that I am so good at it even though I am single and might consider being a part-time-relationship-adviser.

I just said, I don't know but I am going by my rule.
"3 Steps: Be Friends First, Then Take A Leap Of Faith, Finally Ask The Question."

Do you think I should make something out of it, maybe help people with their relationships and stuff then charge for a reasonable price? Would it work?

Updates

1 y

SERIOUS ANSWERS PLEASE!

[Smoothing]

Nope. You are too young to know enough about relationships to be able to make something out of it.

You still have so much to learn. Don't get ahead of yourself and don't get cocky.

[__MisterGoneShiner__]

I want it, i will got it.

[Surely]

How will you accept the responsibilities of the advice you give to the ones that doesn’t work out?

[__MisterGoneShiner__]

%100 refund and try something else.

[Surely]

Thank you for the MHO.

[Changiis07]

Possibly or even wrote a book or make a youtube like Matthew Hussey and Matt Boggs

[__MisterGoneShiner__]

I am being SERIOUS

[Changiis07]

I am being serious too. I said you can possibly make money out of it yes!! Matthew Hussey does seminars and helps women

[__MisterGoneShiner__]

Oh cool!

[TacosRAwesome]

Become an agony uncle on one of those lady magazines.

[__MisterGoneShiner__]

Pffft yeah right 🙄😒

[TacosRAwesome]

Its an idea 😂