ADVICE

Reader wants to confront a woman who inappropriately touched reader's fiance when they were out together.

Reader is annoyed that they can sometimes hear their coworkers’ kids during meetings.

Snapping at an “obnoxious” sister-in-law may have been satisfying, but the family took some collateral damage.

A grandmother wants to know is she can do "anything other than cry myself to sleep" after her grandson wore a dress to prom.

Reader loves it when their employees come to them for help – except when they accidently spit or cough into their lunch.

Her boyfriend is so “paranoid” that she’ll get pregnant that he tracks her periods and insists on pregnancy tests.

A grandmother's friends donated generously to help her grandchild in a time of need. Her grandchild had a "snippy, self-absorbed response."

Reader wants to know a good response to someone who kept asking intrusive questions about their health.

They’re engaged and committed to each other, but one of them has a tough history and a nagging fear that the marriage won’t last.

Reader received late apologies recently and decided to not accept them.

Mother-in-law borrowed cookbook that had great sentimental value, and returned it damaged without "mentioning it or apologizing."

Reader thinks it weird for wives to sign their husbands’ names on a greeting card.

Reader struggles to accept people complimenting them after seeing how that was weaponized growing up.

A cancer survivor struggles with friends' relentless invitations to join them for ‘physically impossible’ activities.

Reader is in a platonic relationship with a man they are in love with and want to commit to him.

Reader is annoyed that their friend brought a ton of people to pick fruit from their tree.

My grandparents were my tie to India, my reason for going back every year. How do I keep my connection to my culture alive when they are not?

After two dates, they're having a good time and great conversation but the kissing lands with a "thud."