Dear Annie: About seven years ago, my husband—now 45—woke up from an almost two-day nap, and it was as if he had become a ...

I’m a 36-year-old woman who’s always been the “go-to” friend for emotional support. I don’t mind being there for people — I genuinely care — but lately it’s starting to wear me down. My closest friend ...

Dear Annie: I’m a 36-year-old woman who’s always been the “go-to” friend for emotional support. I don’t mind being there for ...

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane tackles how a difficult relationship with their daughter is affecting the parents' ...

I'm a 36-year-old woman who's always been the "go-to" friend for emotional support. I don't mind being there for people — I ...

Dear Heartbroken: Nineteen-year-olds generally don’t cut out contact for no reason, so your daughter’s reaction likely ...

They think it’s “cute” when they jump or climb on a visitor’s lap. Their dogs are allowed on the furniture, making it very ...

DEAR HEARTBROKEN: Nineteen-year-olds generally don’t cut out contact for no reason, so your daughter’s reaction likely signals something deeper. Rather than continuing to push for contact, you might ...

Dear Heartbroken: Nineteen-year-olds generally don’t cut out contact for no reason, so your daughter’s reaction likely ...

I wanted to follow up on a letter you published on June 21, 2025, about my complicated relationship with my sister-in-law, ...

She has threatened to move out or cut off communication entirely with both her mother and me if I try to visit.

Is there any guidance you can offer about how to rebuild trust and connection with my daughter -- and perhaps preserve some ...