ADVICE

Reader is tired of strangers asking them if their son is their grandson.

A letter-writer found out the man they've been dating for seven months isn’t vaccinated against the coronavirus.

A parent of three children has one favorite — and wonders whether that's rare, because other parents don't discuss this, "EVER."

A parent is frustrated with their teenage daughter’s erratic behavior, which includes stealing money from their wallet.

Reader is embarrassed that their husband only wears jeans — no matter the occasion or dress code.

Wife with a stressful career resents her spouse for having a high-income, low-stress job.

Reader wants to exercise compassionate detachment instead of always worrying about her adult children.

Plans to get married "by this age" haven't worked out. Is that a commitment issue, or an issue of too many choices?

Reader, who was still in their pajamas, came out to say a quick hello to her husband’s colleague who was stopping by.

Reader, who is a veterinarian, is surprised by how few people in their life expressed condolences when their dog died.

If your best friend wanted to "copy" your wedding, venue and all, would you mind? In this case, it's testing a friendship.

Reader is frustrated that their husband has never shown any interest in what’s going on in their life.

Reader’s “top pet peeve” is when people push their groceries down the belt while in line at the cashier.

I thought living on my own would be liberating, but it has been the opposite: I find myself constantly feeling lost, indecisive and empty.

How does a person decide between a great job and a good life "way, away from all my family," and moving closer to parents and siblings?

Miss Manners explains to readers that these commonly asked questions imply readers have lost hope for improving society.

Reader is tired of having to support their friend through her bad choices and excessive drinking.

Carolyn Hax readers give advice to a letter-writer who is frustrated their mom started copying their perfume.