Advice Should Only Be Given When Asked For

I know nobody comes to my Blog for advice, 

even though I seem to spew out as many anecdotes on life as the next guy, 

but I do try to be inspirational when I get that bug up my ass. 

Now, 

however, 

The Guardian 

has come up with the perfect columnist that surely will outshine any thing that I might come up with. 

I mean, 

anyone who sang about having sex in a movie theater is someone we all should adhere to, 
on there every word about life, 

right?

 
Queen of 90s alt rock, Alanis Morissette,  will be offering up good advice that you just should take in a new column at The Guardian Weekend magazine. The 41-year-old singer will be responding to the romantic woes and moral quandaries of readers beginning next week. (Already started on January 16th.) I was getting bored with just one form, Morissette said in an interview with The Guardian. Songs are my favorite, let’s be honest. But there’s a limitation: it’s just three or four minutes. In a podcast, or in a column, there’s an intimacy and vulnerability on my part and the questioner’s part. We’re going for it, and there’s no hiding. The self-described therapy girl, said that writing the column is a natural fit of sorts. It’s been the role I’ve played my whole life – family therapist, Morissette said. Parents, brothers, even extended family members, that was the role I took on, because I suppose I had this combination of intuition and empathy. I cut my teeth, basically, listening for a living. The advice column previously belonged to 80s star Molly Ringwald who, ostensibly, answered questions about being painfully shy, yet wanting the coolest boy at school to notice you. Morissette’s column began January 16, please send her all of your questions about revenge, bad boyfriends, and traffic jams when you’re already late. By Stassa Edwards for Jezebel.

This is,

Alanis - How Do I Tell My Female Parole Officer That I Think She Is Hot?

Jim Hauenstein,

And,

“We cannot change the cards we are dealt, just how we play the hand.” - Randy Pausch -

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