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writes:dear readersi think i can speak for most people on this site when i say thank you for all the wonderfull advice we aunts get on here.it seems no matter if your young or old every one has questions.in life you never stop learning and part of that is hopefully no one ever stops asking questions!if no one asked questions, where would we be today?we might not have the technology unless some one asked i wonder if we could do this.or maybe we wouldnt have phones or the internet! if someone didnt ask i wonder if we could talk to people without physically going up to them.so many people come on here asking big and small questions, "do you think such and such likes me?""should i get married to xyz""does my husband love me""i hate my sister what should i do"i want to have sex, should i"well the job of this site is to let the wonderfully diverse people out there hopefully help you!sometimes questions get asked that probably shouldnt, but who are we to judge that?if we could answer every question ourselves this site wouldnt exsist.alot of questions get asked on here about the law and what age we are aloud to do certain things, heres a piece of advice "the law is hard, but it is the law"thats a quote from the novel "the city of bones" by cassandra clare.i think we all have something we are greatfull for and im asking that for those out there that have got good advice from the aunts to tell their story, "how did they help you?"thank you, thank you, thank you.xxxx
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reader, anonymous, writes (6 February 2011): ...and thank you for this article!
You have some really excellent points there. A part of learning and growing is asking questions, and it's great that a site like this exists where those questions can be asked, and different perspectives can be shared. Different options can then be considered which may never have been thought of before. And that leads to the possibility of change, whether big or small.
I personally found this site a couple of years ago. I was not very well at the time, and was looking for a place where I could contribute my time, where I could help other's and make a difference. I also received some great advice myself. I asked a question about my circumstances at that time, and one of the uncles on here took the time to give me a no-nonsense answer. This answer had such an impact on me. I was walking down a self-destructive path, and thanks to the uncle in question, I was able to see things with more clarity and turn it around.
I was also fortunate enough to be able to send a message to this person at a later date and thank them for their advice. So I will also end this with the words...thank you.
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reader, dirtball  +, writes (3 February 2011):
 I was faced with a moral dilema when I found this site. I'd rather not go into the details, but I received some excellent advice, which I chose to listen to. I'm grateful I did. I found I liked this place and stuck around to help others. I just like to help others learn from my mistakes. Why learn the hard way if you don't have to?
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