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Couldn't you argue the person you would be pruning is a person that is most likely to appreciate you just as you are? It seems reasonable to argue that if they
by thsbrown 5y ago
Couldn't you argue the person you would be pruning is a person that is most likely to appreciate you just as you are?
It seems reasonable to argue that if they are indeed in your social graph and they give you that advice, perhaps they like you for who you are and thus the advice at least from their perspective is good.
- BeFlatXIII 5y agoMaking an absolute was overstating my case. In the good faith scenario, the other person does appreciate you as you are. Not so worth it to burn that relationship. Probably wise to make a mental note not to ask them for advice, assuming your goal was for more than being accepted by the person you just asked for advice.