Dear Annie, subconscious guilt
Dear Annie: I act like a guilty teenager if my husband sees me scrolling through my phone at night
The funny thing is, I know he wouldn’t care. He’s never given me a reason to feel like I have to sneak around or be secretive. And yet, I still react like a guilty teenager caught past curfew. It makes no sense to me!
In light of St. Patrick’s Day, I want to share a story about good luck. May your holidays be equally serendipitous!
In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane hears from a reader who gives scholarships to a local school and hardly ever hears ...
Dear Annie: Like “Independent and Irritated,” I am single in my 60s. I’ve had my share of relationships, and as I got older, ...
Dear Annie: My husband, “Jake,” and I have been married for eight years. We have a 5-year-old son, “Caleb.” For the most part ...
Dear Hurting: I’m truly sorry you’re caught in such a painful situation with your son. It sounds as though your heart -- ...
Depression makes it easy for us to believe nothing will ever change, but that’s not true. Every day and every baby step ...
For the past several years, I have donated two medical scholarships to the local high school in memory of my mother-in-law.
I suggested we divide chores, but he brushed it off by saying that he was already doing his part by being the main financial ...
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Award-winning and moving play, Dear Annie, I Hate You to make its London debutFollowing its sell-out run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2024, Dear Annie, I Hate You is set to make its London debut ...
While I've received a couple of thank-you notes from students, most of the time, I hear nothing -- not even a simple ...
DEAR ANNIE: Three years ago, my older brother received a $60,000 settlement, and I believe it changed his perspective on ...
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