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What's the most annoying type of message people send that includes unsolicited opinions or advice that isn't helpful on WhatsApp?

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The most annoying type of unsolicited opinions or advice on WhatsApp is when it's given in a way that is intrusive, irrelevant, or dismissive of your actual needs. For example:

1. **Unrelated Advice**: Offering opinions or suggestions that are not relevant to the context or situation. For instance, giving career advice when the conversation is about a personal issue.

2. **Overly Critical**: Providing feedback that feels more judgmental than constructive. "You should have done this differently; it's the only way to succeed," especially if it's unsolicited.

3. **Simplistic Solutions**: Offering oversimplified solutions to complex issues. "Just get over it," or "You should just do [X]," without understanding the full context or challenges.

4. **Persistent Advice**: Repeatedly offering the same advice despite you not asking for it or indicating that you are not interested. "I've told you before, you should really [do X]."

To handle these types of messages:

1. **Acknowledge and Redirect**: Acknowledge their input briefly, then redirect the conversation. "I appreciate your thoughts, but I'm focusing on [current topic]."

2. **Set Boundaries**: Politely set boundaries regarding unsolicited advice. "I prefer to discuss this with those who are directly involved or whom I've asked for input."

3. **Request Relevance**: Ask for advice that is relevant to the situation. "Can you provide advice that's more aligned with [specific issue]?"

4. **Be Direct**: If necessary, address the unwanted advice directly. "I understand you have suggestions, but I'd rather handle this on my own for now."

By addressing unsolicited and unhelpful advice with clarity and redirecting the conversation as needed, you can manage such interactions more effectively and keep the dialogue focused and constructive.

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