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My son visited me once, burst into tears and excused himself, and hasn’t been back. He has texted me asking how I could do this to my family.

Advice Asking Eric: My son has been forced to share birthdays with his cousin for years, and I’ve had enough Published: Jun. 25, 2025, 7:00 a.m.

Dear Annie: I might be in love with my sister-in-law. Or to put it more accurately, I think I might be in love with my deceased wife’s sister. I’m not sure if we’re still truly in-laws anymore.

Dear Prudence Help! I Let My Adult Niece Live With Me and My Son on One Condition. She Already Broke It. It’s time for her to shape up or ship out.

A reader worries that a celebration for her pregnant sister-in-law, with whom she once commiserated about fertility woes, may be too much to handle.

I greatly love my precious son, but I have looked at him for 33 years praying he is the son of my wonderful husband. I finally shared the stress of my secret with a military doctor 10 years ago ...

Your son has a reason for keeping his distance. In all my years of work, I've never known someone to cut off a relationship for no reason. The reason may not have been expressed to you.

While making an appearance on ITV's 'This Morning,' Simon Cowell opened up to Jeff Brazier about one of his biggest parenting fears. Cowell, who welcomed his son Eric, 11, in February 2014 ...

“I’m pretty much on from the moment I open my eyes to the time I go to bed. It’s hard to put an exact number on how many hours I work a week, definitely more than 40,” she said.

DEAR ABBY: I have a full-time job and am in pretty good health. I have one son, “Brian,” who is married and has three children. My problem is that my son is often rude to me. I was a single ...

Dear Abby advises a single mother on how she should deal with her only son, who does not want her to be a part of his life anymore.