Dear Abby advises a woman who was told she couldn't bring her boyfriend to her nephew's wedding, only her son. DEAR ABBY: I have a special-needs son and cannot travel with him alone. I have also been ...

DEAR ABBY: There’s a boy in a grade above me. When he gets mad that a girl doesn’t like him or his friend, he slut-shames them and calls them whores. Related Articles Dear Abby: We love our fireplace, ...

Dear Abby advises a reader on telling her father's friends that she is not cutting a deal with them to sell his cabin. moonmovie - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: My mother passed away last year, and my ...

DEAR ABBY: My husband and I used to live in the same city as his parents and sisters. We became very close, getting together several times a week. One of his sisters was my best friend. Related ...

Dear Abby: My friend of 50 years passed away a few months ago. I sent a fruit basket to her family and tried calling, but I was unable to get through. I couldn’t reach them via email or text either. I ...

Dear Abby: I have a special-needs son and cannot travel with him alone. I have also been in a committed relationship for two years. When my aunt’s youngest daughter got married last year, I clearly ...

Dear Abby: We want to punish our granddaughter for using her stepdad’s name Dear Abby: They say my new boyfriend would be such a good dad, but I’m almost 50 Dear Abby: My husband’s negativity is ...

Dear Abby: We love our fireplace, but our neighbor keeps saying she can’t breathe Dear Abby: I’m still bothered by a lie my boyfriend told years ago Dear Abby: The DNA test proves me right, but my ...

Dear Abby advises a woman on how to handle her ex-fiancé of 30 years now dating her sister. DEAR ABBY: Eight years ago, I split from my fiancé of 30 years, “Anthony,” when he accused me of cheating, ...

DEAR ABBY: I have a neighbor who lets his young son ride his small but still fast motorcycle up and down our street without a helmet. The boy appears to be around 8 years old. The father is also a ...

DEAR ABBY: Every year like clockwork, we receive a holiday card from friends, which the wife addresses only to my husband. It is always a jolly card filled with their family adventures and ...

DEAR ABBY: I have a neighbor I will call “Sheila.” Every year, Sheila throws an over-the-top New Year’s Eve party. It is not even Halloween yet, and she has already sent the save-the-date invitations.