I'm making this thread as an alternative to the many sects of christian advice we have here. This idea came to me as I was responding to a post in the Christian Family section about a marriage problem. In reading through the many pages of advice, I notice that many were coming from a very Christian state of mind. There is of course nothing wrong with that. Don't confuse my intentions as starting this thread to make a fight or something. I also have no intention on confusing. My desire is far more noble. I want to offer insight and advice from a purely psychological point of view. I am a believer in knowledge. I think that when burdened with a problem, it should be tackled from all angles of thought and action. Every ounce of power your mind has should be used for cognitive thinking. There is nothing wrong with hearing different opinions. I hope this topic stays around for a long while. I will check it periodically for any questions or concerns, and I will answer them to the best of my ability without using religion in any way in the answer. I hope this serves as a good introduction to what I am proposing, and I hope you take advantage of my mind. I have great insight and have helped many people. I'd love to help all of you as well.
The last thing I need to mention is my choice of putting it in the "Singles" section, rather than the "Christian Family" section, where I stated I had the idea to begin with. There are many reasons for this choice.
It's not a long stretch to assume there will be people of a much older age seeking advice in a section titled "Family". Older people don't want to accept advice from the young for many reasons in itself. Ego is one. They think they've "lived" and they "been there, done that", and "your so young, what could you possibly know?". They will be less likely to listen to me in the first place.
Not to mention, I would be guilty of ego if I thought I could solve every problem, even those problems that occur at a far older age than myself. I do however feel I could give some great thoughts, but that will be there job to come to me.
Single people have less figured out in general anyway. Their age group is a big factor, but not completely.
Well, I am here to give an atheists perspective on your problems based entirely on human psychology and my own life experiences. You wont expect to find scripture here. Just a well thought out and articulate flow of ideas.
Thank you. Let the questions and problems begin.
The last thing I need to mention is my choice of putting it in the "Singles" section, rather than the "Christian Family" section, where I stated I had the idea to begin with. There are many reasons for this choice.
It's not a long stretch to assume there will be people of a much older age seeking advice in a section titled "Family". Older people don't want to accept advice from the young for many reasons in itself. Ego is one. They think they've "lived" and they "been there, done that", and "your so young, what could you possibly know?". They will be less likely to listen to me in the first place.
Not to mention, I would be guilty of ego if I thought I could solve every problem, even those problems that occur at a far older age than myself. I do however feel I could give some great thoughts, but that will be there job to come to me.
Single people have less figured out in general anyway. Their age group is a big factor, but not completely.
Well, I am here to give an atheists perspective on your problems based entirely on human psychology and my own life experiences. You wont expect to find scripture here. Just a well thought out and articulate flow of ideas.
Thank you. Let the questions and problems begin.
