The article presents three separate letters to 'Dear Abby' encompassing complex relationship challenges. The first letter discusses the dilemma of witnessing potential infidelity while living with in-laws and the risk of family conflict. The second highlights a woman's uncertainty about reconciling with her husband after years of hardship, suggesting counseling before making decisions about their marriage. The last letter addresses the frustration of dealing with unsolicited comments about an injury, emphasizing personal boundaries.
Although you may have heard it, you didn't actually see anything. Chalk it up to having had a nightmare and remain silent, at least until you are out from under your in-laws' roof.
For a leopard to change his spots takes effort. It doesn't happen overnight. Do not go back to your husband before the two of you have had counseling with a licensed marriage and family therapist for one year. If, after that, he has proven that he's capable of change, you can decide then whether there has been too much water under the bridge or you feel safe living with him again.
I am regularly annoyed by strangers who feel compelled to comment about the boot. Oh, did you kick someone? or Hey, what happened? I don't think I owe a stranger an explanation of the state of my body. It's none of their business.
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