As you pointed out, having only a handful of conflicts in 13 years is not a badge of honor; it’s a sign that someone may be ...

DEAR ABBY: I haven’t had a holiday with my grown ... We have talked about marriage. I have met his family, and I was easily accepted. Is this fate, destiny, and should I say yes?

How can couples learn to communicate honestly and handle conflict in a healthy way before resentment builds up and causes real damage?

DEAR ABBY: My in-laws have repeatedly attempted to destroy my marriage. Related Articles Dear Abby: My wife says I have no right to be mad about the trash incident Dear Abby: My granddaughter kept ...

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 ...

I’m starting to worry that if I pass away first, my wife will be completely shut out of my daughter’s life -- and worse, from ...

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 ...

DEAR ABBY: I’m 58 and five years into my second marriage. We lived together a little over a year before getting married. I spent seven years as a caregiver for my parents before marrying my ...

Dear Abby: I'm 58 and five years into my second marriage. We lived together a little over a year before getting married. I spent seven years as a caregiver for my parents before marrying my ...

Dear Abby: Is there ever a way to give unsolicited ... She’s in an unhappy marriage to a man who is mean. When they fight, which is often, she retreats and goes out to eat in order to avoid ...

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 ...