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Dear Annie: My boyfriend has a woman friend he refers to as family - but they are inappropriately close
They greet and say goodbye with kisses on the mouth, long embraces, and affectionate words of love and admiration.
Indiana Gazette2h
DEAR ABBY: Family members aren't impressed by brother's fiancée
I do not think telling your recently engaged brother that his fiancée is the “worst of all time” and no one in the family can ...
Dear Abby: Brother’s fiancee has no fans in his family
I was going to say I support him if he can find three redeeming qualities in her because none of us can find one.
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Ask Abby (Or Analise): Three’s a crowd — here’s how you should handle your love triangle
Thinking before you react is the best route to take in a love triangle. I mean, if you go to the store and see a shiny, new object, you don’t throw your entire shopping list away to buy it. Instead, ...
Dear Abby: My divorcing friend demands we shut out her ex if we’re to remain friends with her
DEAR ABBY: My friend has ended our friendship because my husband and I refused to end our friendship with her soon-to-be ...
Dear Abby: Everyone else is piling on her ex-husband, but I heard his side of it
DEAR ABBY: My friend has ended our friendship because my husband and I refused to end our friendship with her soon-to-be ...
Dear Abby: So-called friend demands we end our friendship with her soon-to-be ex, or it’s over
DEAR ABBY: My friend has ended our friendship because my husband and I refused to end our friendship with her soon-to-be ...
Dear Abby: Nothing less than ‘drop dead’ ultimatum gets my layabout son to move his keister
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
Dear Abby: I’m done pushing my 20-something son to make good choices regarding his life
DEAR ABBY: I am blessed with two sons who live with me. They are in their mid-20s. The younger one is an amazing young man.
Dear Abby: Should we have to choose sides in friend’s messy divorce?
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.