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Dear Abby: My married friend is openly trying to have an affair with my wife
Dear Abby weighs in on a man whose friend is showing interest in his wife and rehab relationship trying to make long-distance work.
Dear Abby: A married male friend has recently taken an interest in my wife of 30 years
DEAR ABBY: My wife and I have been married 30 years. Over the last couple of years, a male friend of ours (also married) has taken an interest in my wife. He obviously finds her attractive, as most men do, but I’m trying to figure out what his intentions are.
Dear Abby: My wife of 15 years cheated on me
DEAR ABBY: My wife of 15 years cheated on me with a man 20 years her senior. I never so much as winked at another woman. We are divorced now, but I know we still love each other. She calls me from her new house in the middle of the night if she’s scared, even though she plans to marry him.
Dear Abby: I want to know what he means by his comments about my wife
He comments to me about her and her body, so if he’s trying to hide his crush on her, he’s not doing a very good job. I know my wife finds him attractive too, although when I mention his name, she shrugs it off and says they’re just friends.
Dear Abby: One of my friends seems to have taken an interest in my wife. Should I tell him to back off?
My wife and I have been married 30 years. Over the last couple of years, a male friend of ours (also married) has taken an interest in my wife. He obviously finds her attractive, as most men do, but I’m trying to figure out what his intentions are.
Dear Abby: My friend‘s increasing interest in my wife seems more than ’friendly'
He comments to me about her and her body, so if he’s trying to hide his crush on her, he’s not doing a very good job.
Dear Abby: How do I address my wife’s suspicious male friend?
I hear it’s not possible. She has recently divorced, and so have I. Annie has two children, 15 and 16, and for this reason, she can’t leave Florida. I have two kids as well, 11 and 16, and can’t leave my state for the same reason.
Dear Abby: I’m worried about my friend’s crush on my wife
Dear Abby, I'm not always the most attentive husband. Do I need to up my game to keep my friend from catching my wife's eye?
Dear Abby | A brief thank-you note has outsided impact
DEAR TAMARA: The subject of thank-you notes is one of the most common complaints I receive from readers. Some people put off ...
Best of Dear Abby: I’m losing sleep over money and my husband clutches onto collectibles
He has a 28-foot enclosed trailer stuffed with mechanical items, hobbies, collectibles and who knows what else ...
Dear Abby: I saw her on my security camera, and now there’s all this drama
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
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Dear Abby: Can our long-distance relationship work until our kids are 18?
She lives in Florida, and I live in California. We both are doing great, and I believe we make each other stronger.
Dear Abby: It’s time to kick spoiled Kiki to the curb
Kiki has a DUI, and she got evicted when her parents asked her to pay her own rent, rather than having them pay. They give ...
Dear Abby: My husband makes zero effort to plan dates, or outings together
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
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Dear Abby: Wife tired of being the only one to make plans
A reader has told her husband he needs to make an effort but he doesn’t seem to care.
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Dear Abby: Fed up with being family’s problem solver
Dear Abby: I am a 37-year-old woman who seems to be the go-to person in my family to figure things out. Due to my stepmom ...
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Dear Abby: A brief thank-you note has an outsized impact
Dear Abby: Some time ago, you printed a letter from a grandmother who said she was changing her will because neither her adult children nor her grandchildren ever wrote her thank-you notes when ...
Dear Abby: I am elderly and stuck in a miserable marriage. Must I accept life as it is?
DEAR ABBY: I am elderly and stuck in a miserable marriage. The romance is long gone. We live as roommates. If I were to die ...