Is it really worthwhile helping all of the 13 - 15 year olds on here with love advice?

I mean, they are all going to break up in a nanosecond anyways. And if they do not say their age some idiot is going to tell them to go have sex or get married or something and that will be the ONE response they take seriously.Is it really worthwhile helping all of the 13 - 15 year olds on here with love advice?
I'm not a teenager so I'm going to answer this from a 23 year old's point of view. Teenagers don't have the relationship experience that people in their 20s and up do. They haven't experienced certain feelings and emotions. To them, their current relationship status is the most important thing in the world. Sure, the majority of us don't think it's a big deal, but we have to remember when we were that age. Teenagers have different viewpoints and sometimes things aren't as easy for them to see as it is for adults when it comes to common sense and emotions. I think that if somebody can lend a little advice to these kids, then no harm done.Is it really worthwhile helping all of the 13 - 15 year olds on here with love advice?
sometimes the questions are humorous enough to warrant a response.
I really don't think this site is for teens ,I really wonder about their parents.
You actually have a point in what you're saying but some young couple's do not end up breaking up. I met my boyfriend when i was 15 years old and we are still together after 3 years. So it depends, and this is quite a tough question to answer!
It is better to assume they are young and immature and warn them of the dangers of the choices they make at such a young age and be sympathetic with their feelings and encourage them, than to leave them to their own devices and to their own peer groups.
It's the Internet.
everyone wants to hear that it will be ok. That he or she is the one. Don't critisize people because of their age. Their reality is as real as yours.
its not worth your while i think it's a load of bull crap and it's very time wasting!!
I think it's a good idea to convincingly tell them to stay away until they're ready
Yes it is well worth it because at least you know they are HERE asking questions and not THERE getting answers.