May I ask what the advantages of hedging your exposure are compared to shutting the position?

I see so many people with this forums stating that they don't want to give the broker their money but by hedging you are basically locking in your adverse balance on the equity aspect that's exactly the same as shutting the trade straight away.
If you want to believe that the commerce could be profitable in the future and currently is merely a correction why not close and reopen the trade later on?
Should you market a long position by entering a short trade which you still need to buy back the lots if you would like to publish the Dollar leading precisely to the scenario as starting a new buy at this time.

There even is the downside that you need to pay interest on open position and also for some broker you lower your margin you can use.

I understand There Are a Couple of situations where hedging can be useful:Should you construct some kind of payout (e.g. options) and partially hedge risk you use another financial instrument because of insufficient money in 1 market or because of spread money in different accounts that you would like to hedge against a particular sort of risk / dollar impartial or sector risk etc.. . But in regards to the ideal hedge in Foreign Exchange this does not apply.

Hedging enables you to control your data by postponing a loss, shifting your win/loose data or various other ratios but overall it will not have a beneficial impact on your account.

What am I missing here?
The only real reason I can see here is that it simplifies your own order management if you have several positions open in different directions with different sls and tps. Employing just a little bit of math and partially closing or adding places on the fly could also achieves this. It doesn't matter at what price you entered into a position so long as long you maintain your exposure is the same.