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Ask Amy: A loving husband rejects unhelpful help | Lifestyles

Ask Amy advice column: sharing adult children s news with an ex-spouse; woman upset when people point at her and tell their small children she looks like their grandmother; reaction to

Ask Amy: New moms are left lonely when family won t fly | Lifestyles

Dear Amy: I am a new mom with two 1-year-old babies. My wife and I love being moms, but I am pretty heartsick that due to the pandemic, none of my family members have met our fast-growing babies in person. For the first year, I took this in stride and assumed that visits would be possible in 2021 — after vaccinations. We are an eight-hour flight away from our family, and driving is not possible. I don’t feel comfortable taking our unmasked babies on a long flight (safety-wise). However, my family members are either unwilling to vaccinate, or are vaccinated, but with no plans to visit.

Ask Amy: Risky roommate dynamic needs to change

Dear Amy: My roommate “Bart” and I are mostly on great terms with one another, but a few times a month, he and I go through a frustrating routine. It usually starts with me casually expressing my opinion on something, during the course of an otherwise normal conversation. If he disagrees, he gets angry and curses at me. I ask him if we can talk about it, and then he storms off, doesn’t talk to me for days, and then, when he’s ready, he’ll start talking to me again. I’m enabling his behavior by dropping the subject and letting him think it’s OK if he mistreats me in this way.

Ask Amy: She s not a Bridezilla, but might be a Friendzilla | Lifestyles

Dear Amy: In March of 2020, right before the pandemic hit, I got married. I was considered a Bridezilla, I disagree; I was just very set on planning my own wedding with my husband, and we didn’t want or take others’ suggestions. I have seen my own family and friends settle for what those around them wanted instead of what they wanted. As I was planning my wedding, my two best friends since junior high school made it very clear what I should or shouldn’t do. I was very clear with them that my husband and I were planning our wedding together, without any other input, although as we were planning, I would offer certain information about what we were planning.

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