Dear Abby advises a woman on what the next steps she should take after she and her husband of 16 years seem to be having problems communicating with one another. Rido - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: My ...

Dear Abby advises a person as she's trying to navigate assisting her sister-in-law and her alcoholic husband. peopleimages.com - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law is her alcoholic husband’s ...

DEAR ABBY: My sister-in-law is her alcoholic husband’s enabler. Related Articles Dear Abby: I’m mortified that I walked into the room as this man was dying Dear Abby: They seem to think I should be ...

DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married more than 20 years. This afternoon, my husband came home and told me our neighbors had invited him out to dinner to thank him for helping them with their yardwork ...

Dear Annie: I met my husband three years ago, about eight months after he lost his first wife of 20 years. Their marriage was often toxic, and she was very abusive toward him. After she passed, he was ...

Apple has several new devices in the works, and some are slated to be revealed next month at the company's big iPhone 17 launch event. However, Apple isn't just thinking about the next batch of ...

DEAR ABBY: I’ve been married more than 20 years. You read it correctly. This afternoon, my husband came home and told me our neighbors had invited him out to dinner to thank him for helping them with ...

DEAR ANNIE: I met my husband three years ago, about eight months after he lost his first wife of 20 years. Their marriage was often toxic, and she was very abusive toward him. After she passed, he was ...

Could it be a sign of things to come? Sometimes, minor steps and moves to try to prevent something don’t work. Sometimes, you need to just drop the hammer and remove something or destroy something so ...

DEAR ABBY: My husband was let go from his job due to restructuring. He’s understandably upset, and I see him sink further into depression with every rejection letter he receives for the positions he ...

Dear Abby: Twenty years ago, my daughter “Tina” was in an abusive marriage that ended with the overdose death of her husband. My wife, her mother, died recently. As I was going through some old papers ...