Is one more or less qualified to offer relationship advice if one has a history of failed relationships?

Why not? Still it depends on the advice give. For example, someone with a history of failed relationships would be a good one to hear ';don't make the same mistake I made'; examples from instead of ';you need to do this or that'; advice.Is one more or less qualified to offer relationship advice if one has a history of failed relationships?
they're definitely more qualified in the ';what not to do'; areas.Is one more or less qualified to offer relationship advice if one has a history of failed relationships?
i would say they are qulified, but i would also remember thier history when listening to their advice. they may have learned from their mistakes of the past, and can help you!
I guess they are, if they can see their own failings in a relationship. Its better than advise from those who have never been in a relationship at all.
Advice no, I have a tonne of what not to do's in my list. But I have yet to figure out the 'to do's' Either way sometimes it's good to get an outside opinioin. It's just advice after all, you don't have to take it at 100%
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I would say less qualified. If they're unable to continue a relationship, no one should be taking advice on relationships from them (unless they advised person goes and does the opposite).
anyone can be qualified to share their thoughts on sometihing... you see, advice are merely guides. It is still depends on the person what to do in his life... however, as they say ';experience is the best teacher';
Experience is experience, good or bad... the more you get things wrong, the more you learn from them.. at least then you can tell people what not to do!
Sure, I want to know what they did wrong! =)





Also, CHIcon: SERIOUSLY, are you a robot or William Shatner or WHAT? Ellipses are NOT to be abused like that. Cut it out.
i feel...that...crap builds character...how else you...going to...help people...especially if they want to be where you are...