I am now 70 years old, and I still miss her very much. The one positive memory of that day, as I was leaving to go to school, I kissed her and said, "I love you." Those were my last words to her.

If either you or your partner is feeling too often more “unlikeable to the other,” even if your love still feels mostly secure, you can avoid irreversible damage if you face what is going on.

Dear Abby: I have been divorced from my ex-husband, “Cliff,” for a year and a half. My nearly adult children live with me. They rarely see their dad. Our divorce was relatively painless, but ...

It is the truth, and he deserves that. As to the fact that you think you still love the husband who wanted the divorce, it’s time to accept that the marriage is history. Once you do that ...

"At some point, I was home on a school vacation. And I looked at my bedroom window and I saw ‘Chicken Farmer, I Still Love You.’” Repainted — with that new word — ‘still.’ ...

It is the truth, and he deserves that. As to the fact that you think you still love the husband who wanted the divorce, it’s time to accept that the marriage is history. Once you do that ...