Quote by John Steinbeck, The Winter of Ou

No one wants advice -- only corroboration.

No one wants advice -- only corroboration.

Summary

This quote suggests that people are not seeking advice, but rather they are looking for affirmation or validation of their own existing beliefs or opinions. Instead of genuinely seeking new perspectives or solutions, individuals often desire reassurance that their current thoughts or choices are justified. This quote implies that people may be resistant to receiving advice that challenges or conflicts with their established beliefs and that they prefer to hear opinions that confirm their own viewpoint.

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By John Steinbeck, The Winter of Ou

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