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1 month ago

Dear Abby: My husband secretly invited his new buddy to our house

What the bartender and your husband are doing is inappropriate. It might be worthwhile to ask her employer whether there are any rules about their staff socializing with patrons outside the establishment.
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fromPsychology Today
2 months ago
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Can Marriage Therapy Save My Marriage?

Counseling can help save marriages if both partners are committed and seek help early.
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3 months ago
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Dear Abby: I heard my father-in-law sneak a woman into the basement

Silence might be the best option regarding your father-in-law's potential infidelity to avoid family conflict.
Consider counseling before deciding whether to return to your husband after a decade of marital difficulties.
You don't owe strangers an explanation about your personal situation, especially regarding your injury.
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fromAllsinglesandmarried
2 months ago

Is Physical Attraction Key to a Godly Marriage? Discover the Perfect Balance!

Ignoring physical attraction in the name of 'spirituality' can lead to struggles, especially in intimacy. God won't force you to marry someone you don't find appealing.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
3 months ago

Asking Eric: I was just rubbing my son's head, and my husband got weirded out

The husband's extreme reaction to the affectionate behavior between mother and son may indicate deeper issues unrelated to the mother's actions.
fromSlate Magazine
3 months ago

Help! My Friend Keeps Complaining About Her Husband. I Might Tell Him for My Own Sake.

Intervening in friend's marriage may cause complications; both partners must be willing for counseling to work, and outside influence can lead to trouble.
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fromwww.mercurynews.com
4 months ago

Dear Abby: I don't want to butt in, but yoga isn't going to fix her problem

It is important to give unsolicited advice carefully, ensuring the other person is ready for it, especially regarding health and relationship issues.
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