Writers, who do you ask feedback from?

My critique group, my partner, and sometimes friends and colleagues who read the same genres that I write. Whose feedback do I take more seriously? It's all good. They don't often disagree. When they do, I consider that my critique group aren't keen on fantasy and science fiction, and my partner, friends and colleagues aren't writers.

EDIT: When I say they don't often disagree, I mean they comment about different aspects of the story.

Well, I ask feedback from my friends. They really know what to say and I trust them because they know that I wouldn't be hurt by whatever bad thing they have to say about my story. I actually want them to state all the wrong things about what I wrote so I could improve it. I also ask feedback from my dad who's a journalist. He's had a lot of experience in the writing field and truthfully, he's my inspiration.

I take my dad's feedback more seriously because he knows about writing more than anyone I know. He's a really great critique and he's taught me a lot of things. I mean, he's my dad. I would trust him with my life.

Hope I helped. :D

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From WHOM do you ask feedback.

The examples of run-on sentences in your post are prime examples of why feedback from ANYONE might be helpful. At this point, you shouldn't be concerned about rating or comparing who's advice is "better." You need all the help you can get.

I try to get feedback from anyone I can, and I take feedback from people who don't know me more seriously because I know they aren't biased.

Friends and family always tend to say you're a great writer. If I were you I'd ask people here because they don't know you and therefore they don't feel like they need to please you.