- Advice
Letter writer and spouse disagree about limiting kids time with Grandma who lets them on social media.
Letter writer and spouse disagree about limiting kids time with Grandma who lets them on social media.
Dad is always on his phone when with his kids, but he still wants free time.
A letter-writer has an adult daughter who never answers texts.
The letter writer can’t help but notice their hair stylist always has a new bruise.
The letter writer doesn’t want more couples invited to their neighborly dinner parties.
A letter writer’s niece is allowing kids at the wedding ceremony but not at the reception.
Will her girlfriend’s parents ever “come to terms with having a gay child?”
Real estate agent contacts letter-writer incessantly and shows up at their house.
The parents of this letter-writer will not stop giving their grandson unsolicited career advice.
Letter writer never leaves save for the grocery store or a visit to the doctor.
Letter writer thinks they must express their disapproval of their granddaughter’s cheer hobby.
Letter writer thinks pretending a pet is a service animal “does the rest of us a disservice.”
How should a new mom handle her alcoholic father-in-law wanting to spend time with the babies?
Letter-writer’s daughter didn’t want her uncle at her wedding — but still wanted his gift.
How can this letter writer be more tolerant of their mom as they take care of her?
Her father stopped seeing her as a teen, but she still tries to reach out to him.
Letter writer hates they are stuck in the past after a difficult divorce 10 years ago.
Does this abuse survivor have to help their elderly parents?
Should this letter writer just accept that their boyfriend isn’t romantic?
The letter writer enjoys a couple as friends — until the wife starts picking a fight with her husband.
