"I love my parents, and I want to help shoulder the burden I placed on them by choosing to attend college, but I feel I’m ...

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 in ...

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 ...

Dear Abby: My own kids tell me I need to ‘get over’ my bad childhood. It doesn’t work like that. My mother’s death doesn’t end the pain ...

Dear Abby: I brought my dad with dementia into my home.My husband has heart issues. We are all at each other’s throats all the time. My siblings promised they would help take care of our dad ...

DEAR ABBY: I lost the love of my life recently. He died here in our apartment. I am heartbroken. I’m crying a lot but trying to keep myself together. I get scared being here in our apartment by ...

DEAR ABBY: My oldest daughter, ... in her words, she’s not property to be given away. More From Dear Abby. ... You have already had two weddings — your own and your younger daughter’s.

Dear Annie: I’ve been married for 38 years, and over time I’ve realized that I’ve slowly lost a sense of who I am.My husband is a good man in many ways, but he’s always the one who decides ...

SUN Agony Aunt Sally Land, who also had breast cancer, writes an open letter to Jessie J after the pop star’s shock diagnosis. DEAR JESSIE: MY heart went out to you as I read about your breas… ...

Dear Abby: For holidays we have a family gathering, but I always get a headached from being near one person who reeks from smoking. Even when I sit at the far end of the dinner table, it's still a ...

DEAR ANNIE: I married a man who was an only child, and throughout our marriage, his parents never let go of him. They wanted to be involved in every aspect of our lives and visited our home daily ...

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