I usually ask them for advice, except on the rare occasion an older person asks me for advice, and that is usually on computers or on gift ideas for a child or grandchild (what do young people like these days?)
Did an older people ask you for advice? About what?
2007-11-01 01:16:23
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answered by kozychic 3
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I'm on the fence on this question. I believe that older people give us advice because they've been there and done that. We tend to take advice wrong because we (as youngins) think we know everything. I never thought my mother knew what she was talking about. I hated everthing she told me. Then I got to an age when (bam!) I was like "wow, mom was right about everything." Appreciate their wisdom. One day we will all be books full with knowledge and dying to share. Hopefully we'll find a young person like me that wants to listen, understand and apprectiate.
2007-11-01 14:38:12
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answered by bunny77 3
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To "older" people:
Try to remember your adolescent and early adulthood years. When you think you have a clear picture of that, add every imaginable evil to your world. Then try to imagine how you would handle the temptations and peer pressure in those situations. Once you have a clear picture of this, SPEAK UP!
I have come to realize that my children, ages 9-21 are going through exponentially more than even I did as a young person, and that I went through exponentially more than my parents went through.
Older People: Always strive to help our children cope! Don't claim not to understand young people. Work towards getting values back to the way they were in your time! - God Bless!
2007-11-01 08:36:26
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answered by jack 1
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As a 'senior', I think I can answer this. Sometimes the 'advice' that an older person gives, is'nt advice at all, just a sharing of experiences of his or her life, and how that person handled those experiences. GETTING OLD is a process that includes lots of 'ups' and 'downs', but BEING OLD does'nt give license to being obnoxious and rude. ( though you might want to cut some slack to Granny.)
2007-11-01 08:34:50
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answered by 'ol Geezer 5
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As an older person I would like to remind other older people to enjoy every day; they're growing few.
2007-11-01 08:11:20
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answered by missingora 7
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