A reader seeks advice on how to handle her brother's partner, who makes fun of the reader's immigrant parents.

Dear Eric: I recently spent the night with an old friend. We had a 50-year anniversary visit. We are thrilled to be reunited.

The opportunity exists to spend more time in the future in her home, however, I cannot sleep in her guest room with those ...

In a new As ever newsletter, Meghan, 44, released on Thursday, Nov. 27, Meghan, 44, said she was “grateful” to be surrounded ...

After a 50-year reunion sleepover, one person faces a dilemma with fabric softener sensitivity and future visits ...

I’m sensitive to scents and chemicals, so I’m going to bring my own sheets. I just wanted to let you know. I don’t want you ...

When she moved in last January it was supposed to be for a semester, but this is the longest semester I have ever seen.

Dear Housemate: It seems like she’s fallen into the pattern of being the sullen teenager, making you the nagging parent. But ...

DEAR ERIC: I allowed the daughter of a cousin, with whom I am not close, to move in with me while she finishes college. When ...

Dear Eric: I allowed the daughter of a cousin, with whom I am not close, to move in with me while she finishes college. When ...

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If you want to give her another chance before asking her to leave, then it’s time to have a “state of the arrangement” conversation where you lay out what your expectations are and ask her if she can ...