Advice

Her exes cheated on her. Now she insists her current partner is unfaithful, too, and is demanding passwords for all accounts.

She can afford to retire and wants to know if there’s any reason she shouldn’t quit her job without notice and abruptly move out of her rental.

Husband grabs the "chance of a lifetime" to switch to a nocturnal schedule that fits his bio-clock, but his spouse feels disconnected and sad.

Teenage daughter says she wants some space from her parents, then gets upset when they make other plans.

Her boyfriend is having money issues but also isn't “bringing the non-monetary equivalent to the relationship.”

"Inexperienced flirter" enjoys chatting with a friendly neighbor and isn't sure what comes next.

Adopted children say their parents favored their biological children, creating a rift among the siblings.

"Normal" conversation with mom is difficult — and feeling bad is the usual outcome — now that she lives a “boring, limited life.”

Not knowing when the pandemic will end feels like being "collectively trapped in a bad dream" — self-help and some okay days notwithstanding.

Her abusive husband isolated her from her friends, then left her for another woman. Can she restart those old friendships now?