Dear Annie: Should I reach out to my son once more, even though he refuses to talk to me?
Dear Hurting: I’m truly sorry you’re caught in such a painful situation with your son. It sounds as though your heart -- filled with love and care -- is being met with accusations and silence, and that’s simply not right. Family matters are often messy, and while your intentions might be good, misunderstandings can lead to hurt feelings.
Dear Annie: Somehow, my son has become convinced that I’m the villain in his story
I’m reaching out with a heavy heart and a mind full of memories. My oldest son, who once called me frequently and with whom I shared countless stories over long phone calls, now seems a stranger. He’s married,
Dear Annie: My son is acting like we’re strangers after a misunderstanding
The relationship we had is now shrouded in misunderstanding and silence, and it’s hard not to feel that this rift might be irreparable. I’m torn between continuing to extend my hand in love and stepping back to protect my own heart from further pain.
Dear Annie: My son cut off contact after family misunderstanding
But now, he’s made it clear that he’s determined to shield his wife and daughters, even going so far as changing their contact information, which makes me feel completely cut off. I’m at a complete loss.
Dear Annie: How can I fix my relationship with my son?
In today's Dear Annie column, a frustrated mother seeks Annie's device on how to deal with troubles between her and her son.
Dear Annie: I’ve been brokenhearted since my son cut me out of his life
I’ve tried to reach out — leaving calls, sending texts and even mailing a card to my granddaughters — in hopes of rekindling the closeness we once shared. But now, he’s made it clear that he’s determined to shield his wife and daughters,
Dear Annie: I really want to ask my brother why he reneged on offer to loan me money for a car
Dear Annie: Three years ago, my older brother received a $60,000 settlement, and I believe it changed his perspective on ...
Dear Annie: Why do people choose careers they don’t like?
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane suggests financial obligations is a major deciding factor in careers people choose.
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Dear Annie:Overwhelmed wife and a sister who treats me like an ATM
My younger sister, “Rachel,” is 28 and has always been a bit of a mess when it comes to money. She jumps from job to job, spends impulsively ...
Dear Annie: My girlfriend suddenly started falling asleep in social situations
"It was humiliating, almost as if she were on something. I looked into it—no medical issues, no substance use. It only seemed ...
Dear Annie: My girlfriend keeps falling asleep on me
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane hears from a reader whose longtime girlfriend just started falling asleep out of the ...
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Dear Annie: I live in fear of my unhinged neighbor who shouts obscenities through our shared wall
I moved into my bungalow six months ago. My new neighbor, we’ll call him “Jeremy,” who I share a very thin party wall with, ...
Dear Annie: My daughter may be stealing from me, and I don’t know what to do
Dear Annie: I have noticed things missing in my house. After visiting my daughter’s house, I have noticed some of these ...
Dear Annie: I am scared of losing my identity in the vortex of life’s perpetual changes
I’m finding myself caught in the middle of life’s constant changes, and it feels like no one else is immune to this struggle.
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Dear Annie: I’m so upset that the other grandma is taking over every visit with my granddaughter
Dear Annie: My son, daughter-in-law, granddaughter and soon-to-be grandson live 12 hours away. We visit four to six times a ...
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Dear Annie: How can people find more joy in their work?
Annie Lane offers common-sense solutions to everyday problems. She's firm, funny and sympathetic, echoing the style of her ...