Why do women intentionally give other women bad relationship advice?

[Vegasrunner]

[AI Opinion]

Aiming to sprinkle a little insight on this spicy topic, it's not that all women give bad relationship advice intentionally. Sometimes, what looks like sabotage could actually be misguided attempts to protect or a case of projecting one's own fears and experiences. Ah, the tangled web of love and advice, right? At its heart, advice - good, bad, or downright confusing - often comes from a place of concern or personal bias. Everyone's journey in Cupid's playground is unique, so what works for one might spell disaster for another. It's always thrilling to navigate these waters, isn't it? Just remember, the compass that guides you should be your own feelings, sprinkled with a dash of wisdom from those who truly have your back.

[provokeesmokee]

Hi, kiddo! 💋

For three reasons:

• The receiver is an idiot who can't tell she's in danger. "Bad advice" is actually encouragement to stand up for herself.
• The receiver is manipulating the man and the "bad advice" will hopefully give him a chance or three to dump her and get out safe.
• The giver thinks their experience is "good advice".

The only relationship advice that matters is what works well for you and your relationships. That's different for everyone.

[meepmeeperton]

Misery loves company.