Dear Abby: My friend “Julie” has faced several challenges in recent months. She lost her job, and her long-term boyfriend ended their relationship. While I understand her distress, her ...

DEAR ABBY: My friend “Julie” has faced challenges in recent months. She lost her job, and her long-term boyfriend ended their relationship. Related Articles Dear Abby: I heard my father-in-law ...

DEAR ABBY: My friend “Julie” has faced several challenges in recent months. She lost her job, and her long-term boyfriend ended their relationship. While I understand her distress, her ...

Stop fuming and have an honest talk with him. Dear Abby: My friend "Julie" has faced several challenges in recent months. She lost her job, and her long-term boyfriend ended their relationship.

Stop fuming and have an honest talk with him. DEAR ABBY: My friend “Julie” has faced several challenges in recent months. She lost her job, and her long-term boyfriend ended their relationship. While ...

Have a question for Prudie? Submit it here. My best friend and I are both single, child-free women in our forties. In fact, she’s about a year younger than I am. When we were in our twenties and ...

Donation Options Search Search Search Share DEAR ABBY: My friend “Alma” has a handicapped parking permit. I never asked her why she has it. We regularly go for long walks, and she seems ...

DEAR ABBY: My friend “Alma” has a accessible parking permit. I never asked her why she has it. We regularly go for long walks, and she seems perfectly able-bodied. Alma did share with me once that she ...

DEAR ABBY: My friend “Alma” has a handicapped parking permit. I never asked her why she has it. We regularly go for long walks, and she seems perfectly able-bodied. Alma did share with me once ...

DEAR ABBY: My friend “Alma” has a handicapped parking permit. I never asked her why she has it. We regularly go for long walks, and she seems perfectly able-bodied. Alma did share with me once ...

What is the proper etiquette here? — EMPATHETIC IN TEXAS DEAR EMPATHETIC: The proper etiquette would be to tell your friend Alma (with a smile) that unless she’s having pain that day ...