ageing reminds us that tomorrow isn't promised, so tick items off your bucket list, and if there's a dear friend you've meant ...

Dear Miss Manners: A friend, who professes to love me, behaved irrationally on a two-day visit to my house. He says he is ...

Keep the door open with love, not guilt. Reach out on birthdays and holidays. Let your grandchildren know you’re here when they’re ready. You may not get the reunion you long for right now, but your ...

DEAR ABBY: I started a new job a year and a half ago. It’s in a small office. My boss and I are the only employees. I enjoy the job very much, but there’s an aspect of it that has really ...

How do I say this without losing my job? -- NO WORK-WIFE IN IDAHO DEAR NO WORK-WIFE: For your boss to expect you to run errands for him without being compensated is taking advantage of you.

MY mum is sharing her home and bed with my abusive ex-husband. I’m 28, Mum is 47 and my ex is 36. He was my first love. We ...

Dear Annie: I’m at a crossroads in my marriage, and I don’t know what to do ... even when the foundation is already cracked.

Dear Abby: I have a set of Chippendale ... I had them repaired and reupholstered. My husband’s son-in-law, “Isaac,” whom I love very much, weighs between 450 and 500 pounds.

IN our ten years together, my boyfriend has put me through the wringer – but still refuses to get down on one knee. We’ve had ...

Dear Annie: I’m at a crossroads in my marriage ... even when the foundation is already cracked. I hear the love you have for your children, and I hear the pain you’re carrying.

Is there anything I can do to rebuild a relationship with them, or do I need to accept the loss and hope they’ll understand my love someday? -- Missing Them in Silence Dear Missing: You opened ...