Dear Annie: I have always felt like the odd one out in my family. I love them deeply, but I cannot ignore the quiet, ...

Dear Used Up: You’re not out of line. Your daughter is closer to 30 than 20, which means at this point, she should be taking ...

Dear Annie: For years, I worked nights as a police and fire dispatcher while raising two school-age children. After getting off at 7 a.m., I would get home around 7:30, take care of a few things and ...

I’ve seen a few of their messages ... She still signs off with hearts sometimes. When I brought it up, he said I was ...

Dear Annie: My sister, “Renee,” and I have always been close, but things changed after she had a baby last year. I was ...

Everyone says that because I am disabled with autism that I am a nobody. Yet I am finishing my doctorate degree in psychology ...

DEAR ANNIE: I have always felt like the odd one out in my family. ... Still, it’s OK to speak up gently. Let them know being left out hurts, not because you’re overly sensitive, ...