Apparently so.
Same reason I'm taking it easy on you now. I think your post was totally naff, and I don't think you have a clue what you're talking about, but I don't/didn't want to needlessly embarrass you. I got far more pleasure in directing your banal, ill-informed tosh towards Buddha, and happily imagined him squirming over the need to form a manly reply that was both polite and helpful, as is his way.
Seems you have some dissent on this one, however, you're right of course. I feel the need to compensate for my obviously massive ego, and the only way I can do this is by poking fun at a 17yr old know-it-all punk. Busted.
Topical? Don't make me laugh.
You consider other peoples conversations you've listened to as 'life experience', and believe this enables you to both qualify what 'love' is (ridiculous) and also to help middle-aged (being kind to a few here) married men to understand their own emotions. If you're not a cocky teen then you do a pretty good impression of one.
On the contrary, I have made several contributions. You didn't like them, obviously, but that doesn't make them any less valid than your own sage-like posts.
Listen, if you want to have a row, I'm definitely game, but I won't be holding anything back, so I'll let you decide for yourself if you think it's a good idea or not.