DEAR ABBY: We share a vacation home with another family. My husband and I are neat people. The other family is the opposite.
DEAR ABBY: We share a vacation home with another family. My husband and I are neat people. The other family is the opposite. They leave dirty dishes in the sink for days, promising, “I’ll get to them.
We share a vacation home with another family. My husband and I are neat people. The other family is the opposite. They leave ...
My husband has a female friend he grew up with. They have exchanged “happy birthday” texts for many years. However, they have recently begun texting more often. An ...
DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, one of my best friends took her life. I’d known her since we were in our freshman year. We dated for nearly a year while still in school before deciding to break up and ...
Dear Abby gives advice to a person who is estranged from their siblings -- yet still exchanges birthday texts with them. fizkes - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: My siblings and I are estranged.
Dear Abby: My siblings and I are estranged. I live in a different state. My brother and I never got along and stopped speaking many years ago. My older sister and I, after a long, toxic ...
I suspect that once you quit responding and reciprocating, those greetings will cease. Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother ...
DEAR ABBY: Two years ago, one of my best friends took her life. I’d known her since we were in our freshman year. We dated for nearly a year while still in school before deciding to break up and ...
But Abby, how do I stop feeling like I could have done more? I don’t want to feel guilty anymore. I just want to remember her. I just want to love her. — HER ‘SISTER’ IN MICHIGAN DEAR ...
Dear Abby: I am a mental health therapist, and one of my favorite things to do is to read about people’s experiences. Part of that is reading advice columns such as yours. More than once ...
DEAR ABBY: I am a mental health therapist, and one of my favorite things to do is to read about people’s experiences; part of that is reading advice columns such as yours. More than once ...