DEAR BROTHER: It’s probably jarring to read about oneself in an advice column to which one did not write, even if the ...

For example, we had a meeting and one of them said we never have discussed these topics at this kind of meeting. I’m the ...

Dear Tired of Swimming Alone: First, please hear this loud and clear: It is absolutely not too late to find someone special. Love does not have an expiration date, and your desire for companionship is ...

DEAR ABBY: My spouse and I are retired and on Social Security. We’ve both worked hard all our lives and are content living a ...

I don’t plan on sharing many details about my romantic life with friends — if I mention it at all. Here’s why: I’ve noticed ...

Dear Flooded: Stop saying no so quickly. If you are looking for someone special, you are going to have to do some sifting. As you will discover, dating is a process of trial and error. You may find ...

My son has a significant other living with him, and they feel it is disrespectful and hurtful, to both of them, that I speak ...

Dear Eric: My 31-year-old daughter, Lauren, is relocating to California and taking only what fits in her car. She’s embracing ...

DEAR ABBY: I owe nearly $200,000 in student loans for my graduate school education. I’m a middle-aged female who has health issues. My income is marginal, as is my career. I had hoped years ago ...

DEAR TRYING: It appears your parents want to keep their little girl at home and under their thumbs. At 23, you are an adult and entitled to live independently (or with your boyfriend) if you wish.

Dear Abby: I'm a 23-year-old college graduate who was lucky enough to land a job in my field of study. The job is located in my hometown. Because I couldn't afford my own apartment, I moved back ...

Dear Abby: Son has become a different person since his brother's murder He’s withdrawn and now has a quick temper. How can I convince him to seek help?