<p>I actually have been answering questions more than I have been asked. I still ask questions from time to time though. </p><p>See, the thing I like about about musing compared to quora is that you get a feeling of familyhood, a sense of belonging that even the wider community doesn't provide. You know the people you are asking questions are real and that their answers are, more often than not, based on real life experiences. It makes me trust more and want to accept their solutions. </p><p>Whenever I have a pressing question these days, I just come here knowing fully well that the answer I will get will be genuine and practical. It's even joyous to note that there are Rhode who have gone through similar experiences with us and at still living. </p>