text: "Mom theres this girl at my school that I really like but I kicked her in the face and now she hates me, what do I do?", Generic_Name questions. "Why did you kick her in the face?", Generic_Name's mom asks. "Because Generic_Name gave me bad advice.", Generic_Name says with a sad look on his face. "Well honey you should go up to her and let her know your sorry and that you wont do it again", His mom says in a soothing voice. "Okay mom thanks.", Generic_Name goes over to his dad and asks him what to do, he says, "You should say your sorry first, and then you should tell her that you shouldn't have done that and that it wont happen again." The next day at school Generic_Name apologizes and she forgives him and gives him a big hug. Generic_Name felt like the happiest kid ever after that. Like Generic_Name asking more than just one person for advice helps everybody although some people may not need it, its better to be safe than sorry. Asking more than one person for advice is better than asking just one person because you can get different views of things, you will have more choices on what to do, and someone you ask could be in a bad mood or under a lot of stress and not be thinking straight.Do you think you will make a better choice when seeking opinions from other people? I believe so. I think that asking multiple people will help you make a better choice because you can get more opinions, receive feedback, and come up with a better idea.