Dear Abby
Abigail Van Buren’s daily relationship advice column.
In love with a former boss who has cut off communication, reader considers waiting for her to come around but knows it’s better to move on.
College professor seems incapable of showing common courtesy to his wife.
Woman who takes time off to care for her father wishes brothers would stop up, too.
Woman is so uncomfortable with mate that she secretly has rented another apartment and visits family to feel peace.
Spouse expects she’ll be bad at the job and miss out on family time.
Reader still hopes to make the relationship work as she watches her man fall for someone else under her own roof.
They have abandoned their mom and say relationship won’t resume until she stops ‘taking the money’ from her alcoholic ex.
Funny at first, the racket during their many intimate moments now disturbs people and keeps them up at night.
During a tense vacation together, it turns out she was writing to someone about her sibling’s ‘B.S.’
How do you treat someone who is in pain but also making untrue and insulting allegations?
She accepted the jewelry from her longtime BFF to provide strength during her cancer battle, but that turned out to be a lie as well.
Dad just disclosed an intimate detail that could prolong the blame game over the breakup.
He fears the free-spirited guest, with her ink and underarm hair, will steal focus from the bride and draw ridicule.
Parent feels her son is neglected by his grandma because she looks after his cousins more often and spends more money on them.
The man keeps trying to make plans to hang out, but his friends want nothing to do with him.
When daughter offers her parents a dream vacation and free care for their child, her mother requests additional babysitting to extend the trip.
Family in turmoil as insecure woman complains constantly about her husband’s absence.
They seem like a great match but the man keeps putting off an actual date, saying he’s intimidated.
He’s a great guy who says he texts his former girlfriend because he cares about other people.
The snub is upsetting to the mother’s dad, who thinks she’s using the child as a weapon.