Our views on relationships, politics and lifestyle (love of travel, no kids etc.) are in complete alignment. I now realize that I am really in love with my best friend.

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 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.

I’m not sure if I’m in love with my deceased wife’s sister or if this is just a severe case of trauma bonding. Even if I am in love, I’m not sure pursuing her is the right thing.

I’m not sure if I’m in love with my deceased wife’s sister or if this is just a severe case of trauma bonding. Even if I am in love, I’m not sure pursuing her is the right thing.

Dear Annie: I have always felt like the odd one out in my family. I love them deeply, but I cannot ignore the quiet, persistent feeling that I do not quite belong.

Advice Dear Annie: I love my husband, but I also resent him Published: Jun. 19, 2025, 12:05 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.

My dilemma is, while I’m open to dating and having companionship, the men I connect with online all want to be married! As soon as I tell them I’m not looking for marriage, they disappear.