Tag: unsolicited advice

• The Audacity of Unsolicited Advice (And How to Survive It Without Committing Crimes)

  (Literary. Obviously. My lawyer — me — insists.) There is a very specific type of person in this world. You know them. You have met them at family dinners, in office corridors, in comment sections, in the DMs of strangers on the internet who found your post about buying a new bag and felt compelled…

  Shreya Singh

  June 26, 2026

  Blog

  advice culture, Career Advice, dealing with unsolicited advice, essays, family dynamics, gender expectations, human behaviour, humour, independence, linkedin culture, modern life, opinion, personal boundaries, personal growth, psychology, quiet rebellion, relationships, satire, self-confidence, setting boundaries, shreyalogy, social commentary, unsolicited advice, unwanted advice, witty writing, women and society, Workplace Culture

• Why Stupid People Sound So Confident (Dunning–Kruger Effect)

  

  Confidence vs Blatant Blindness What’s the difference between confidence and blatant blindness? Let me explain. You know that moment when someone gives you advice on something they clearly have no business speaking on? Not “working on it.” Not “improving.”Just… completely disconnected from what they’re preaching. And still talking like they’re certified. For example— Someone who…

  Shreya Singh

  April 23, 2026

  Rants & Commentaries

  behavioral psychology, blatant blindness, cognitive bias, confidence vs arrogance, dunning kruger effect, Gen Z perspective, human behavior, hypocrisy, modern social commentary, opinion vs expertise, overconfidence psychology, self awareness, shreyalogy, toxic advice culture, unsolicited advice