Dear Annie: How can I convince my 20-something son to spend more time with his autistic cousin?
Dear Annie: My sister expects me to make my son, and his friends, spend time with her son. Our sons are in their early 20s and used to spend a lot of time together when they were younger. Her son, whom I love very much, is on the autism spectrum and had some emotional regulation issues as a child and teenager.
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I made the difficult and dangerous decision to leave a 25-year abusive marriage. My younger brother came to my rescue. He and ...
Dear Annie: I’ve been in a relationship with someone who has consistently treated me like a human ATM machine. Every chance ...
That said, it hurts that my son doesn’t make an effort to connect with me beyond needing child care. I want to address this ...
My mother died when I was 5, and I grew up in a very abusive childhood — abuse in every sense of the word. I’m still ...
We have not answered their calls and don’t want to. We feel we should, at this time in our lives, not have to deal with them.
Every chance he gets, he demands money from me and when I refuse, he throws a tantrum like a 50-something-year-old child.
My sister expects me to make my son and his friends spend time with her son. Our sons are in their early 20s and used to ...
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DEAR ANNIE: I just read your article about the husband having a relationship with someone in the office. The wife asked why women try to break up marriages like that. I’d like to offer some ...
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