I’ve been married for 28 years, and I’m starting to feel like my husband doesn’t love me as much anymore as he once did. We talk and get along, but it feels like we are more friends instead of lovers.

You’re not overreacting; you’re simply noticing a shift in your marriage and longing for the closeness you once had.

Dear Annie: I’ve been married for 28 years, and I’m starting to feel like my husband doesn’t love me as much anymore as he ...

I've been married for 28 years, and I'm starting to feel like my husband doesn't love me as much anymore as he once did.

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Dear Tired: Step one would be saying something. She may be so wrapped up in her own problems that she’s not even aware of how ...

Dear Tired: Step one would be saying something. She may be so wrapped up in her own problems that she’s not even aware of how ...

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Dear Tired: Step one would be saying something. She may be so wrapped up in her own problems that she’s not even aware of how ...

A reader seeks advice on dealing with an increasingly one-sided friendship where the friend’s self-absorption has become overwhelming.