This doesn’t require anything dramatic. Simply take a step back. Let someone else host. Say, “I could use some help,” and ...

Dear Annie: We have one son who is married and has two beautiful children. At Christmas time, I go all out to make sure that ...

DEAR ANNIE: I’m a woman in my early 60s, and I’ve always been the “reliable one” in my family -- the organizer, the listener, ...

In today’s Dear Annie column, a woman in her 60s feels taken for granted by family and asks how to seek appreciation without ...

Dear Annie: I’m a woman in my early 60s, and I’ve always been the “reliable one” in my family — the organizer, the listener, ...

Dear Annie: I’m a woman in my early 60s, and I’ve always been the “reliable one” in my family -- the organizer, the listener, ...

Dear Hurt and Wondering: Gifts carry meaning, and when the effort feels uneven, the sting is real. That said, silent ...

When I mention feeling tired or overwhelmed at the prospect of hosting yet another family function, the subject quickly ...

Dear Hurt and Wondering: Gifts carry meaning, and when the effort feels uneven, the sting is real. That said, silent ...

Dear Annie: We have one son who is married and has two beautiful children. At Christmas time, I go all out to make sure that ...

How do I address this without turning it into a fight? Is this something I can bring up, or is it a sign that the friendship ...

In today's Dear Annie column, a mother feels hurt after an uneven Christmas gift exchange and wonders how to move forward ...