@Eliusa,
So, Eliusa, what you seem to be saying is that when someone comes here for advice or whatever, we should not give honest advice because that would be too harsh. We should instead "lighten up" and do what? Ignore the poster? Try to take a wild guess about what they WANT us to tell them and just tell them that? Or maybe we should just tell them to do whatever the heck they want to do because deep down we really don't care what they do?
Most of us here HAVE made mistakes (except for me of course) and we have learned from them. That is exactly why we feel comfortable with the advice we give. It comes from experience. It also comes from differing moral compasses. Sometimes posters get advice that varies greatly. Other times the advice is pretty much the same from all those responding. It is at times like that one should give very serious attention to the advice. It is not likely we are all wrong.
And lastly, you have no idea that you were once like ehBeth because you do not have an inkling of who ehBeth is or what she has experienced in life.
Basically, if you cannot deal with people giving you advice you may not want to hear or you have no intention of considering, then don't go on a forum and ask total strangers for advice. You're wasting your time and ours.