Dear Abby gives advice to a man who realized he is having anger issues in his relationship just like his father did with his mother. Prostock-studio - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: I have anger ...

DEAR ABBY: My in-laws have repeatedly attempted ... get therapy for his self-esteem issues, and finish working on our house so we could sell it and move away from our neighbor, the heroin dealer ...

Dear Abby: My in-laws have repeatedly attempted to destroy my marriage. My husband knows they trash-talk us to family, thinking we don’t know it, but he won’t put up any meaningful boundaries or check ...

DEAR ABBY: My in-laws have repeatedly attempted ... get therapy for his self-esteem issues and finish working on our house so we could sell it and move away from our neighbor, the heroin dealer ...

DEAR ABBY: My in-laws have repeatedly attempted ... get therapy for his self-esteem issues and finish working on our house so we could sell it and move away from our neighbor, the heroin dealer ...

This need not be a confrontation if you approach the subject calmly. DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend and I ... You felt compelled to find solutions to her problems. When someone says they “need space ...

If you do, it may give each of you an opportunity to air your grievances and to work out an agreement that may satisfy all of you and prevent more problems of this sort in the future. Dear Abby ...

Dear Abby: Ever since I was a child, my mom has regarded me as wise, thoughtful and intelligent. She has confided about family issues, tensions at church and cheating at her workplace. Abby ...

DEAR ABBY: Is there ever a way to give unsolicited advice in a way it can be appreciated? A co-worker I’ve become friendly with spent the weekend in the hospital with off-the-charts high blood ...

Dear Abby: I’ve known “Bianca” since high school. She’s my neighbor and godmother to my son. I consider her a sister, and we travel and spend holidays together. Our families get along well.