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Dear Amy: I am the youngest of three siblings. Read more. Dear Amy: Over the last three years, my husband and I have enjoyed several camping and mountain biking trips with another couple. I thought we had a good time as a foursome. Very few other women will "rough it" in the wilderness like we four do. A few weeks ago, Ruth approached my

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Dear Amy: My wonderful daughter and her husband have been together for 15 years. They met in college and have been together since the time of their very first meeting. Read more. Dear Amy: I work in a busy hair salon. Recently I was on an online site where people anonymously post Our friend group has stayed close, despite living in different states. We both work from home and have been doing so for over a year, until he recently got fired from his Dear Amy: My daughter is 37, and has been married for 15 years. She and her husband have three boys, ages 13, 10, and 3. He needed lodging because of his pending divorce. My son-in-law allowed I have never lived alone.

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Dear Amy: My girlfriend and I have been together for over 10 years and have three kids together, ages 7, 4, and 2 years old. Once our first was born, I gave up going out and drinking — no complaints. I feel like the kids are well taken care of. However, her moodiness and spending habits have gotten worse. I generally don't complain about it, but when she asks, I am calmly honest.

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Dear Amy: Prior to the pandemic, I met up with an old friend of nearly 20 years three or four nights a week at a local watering hole. We would also watch football together on Sundays at my house. When the pandemic hit, we all self-quarantined: Me with my college-aged daughter and him by himself. We kept in touch, and when I would order groceries, I would get him food, and deliver it to his back door. Restrictions were loosened, and we have both tested negative so has my daughter for the coronavirus. This has been going on for six weeks, every night. One night he came over while I was sleeping, and started drinking and smoking on my back porch. One time I sent him away, and he then claimed he was visiting relatives in another state the next day.

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Dear Amy: I am a retired Catholic priest. To the best of my knowledge, they have never met in person. For the most part, I have enjoyed these late-life years, especially as the pace of life has eased up. We've been together for almost seven years and have made each other happy, which is a great blessing. For example: skiing. My first two partners when I was in my 20s and early 30s were controlling and emotionally abusive. I feel ignored and emotionally neglected Our son is how to put it? I allow Brett to have sex with other women as long as I am comfortable with the woman and privy to all communication between them. My mother is his full-time caregiver, and my siblings and I all live in different states. From trying to figure out what to pack, getting to the airport, checking in, the actual flight, collecting bags etc. He became very upset when he learned about this unplanned I lived with my family, then in dorms, with roommates, with a spouse, then children. Recently, Sandy has been going through a rough patch after a painful divorce. We were extremely close.

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