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Advice

Ask Amy: I feel weird about all the texts my wife is getting from a guy in her running group

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●

Miss Manners: Tipping used to be straightforward. Now it’s confusing.

Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.

By Miss Manners | Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin●

More young people are getting cancer. Can I lower my risk?

Cancer rates among people under 50 are on the rise. Knowing family history may make you eligible for early screening.

By Trisha Pasricha, MD, Special to The Washington Post●
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Dear Annie: Should I tell my wife about the affair I just had?

Advice from Annie Lane.

By Annie Lane●

Employers must come to grips with employees’ mental health struggles

Workplace advice: “I’m not my employees’ babysitter, their mommy or their therapist,” said a reluctant CEO.

By Lynne Curry | Alaska Workplace●

Ask Amy: I’m in an emotionally empty marriage. What’s the way forward?

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●

Dear Annie: Our boss keeps helping himself to our coffee without chipping in

Advice from Annie Lane.

By Annie Lane●

Wayne and Wanda: I’m lost in the digital dating world and need to find a better way to connect

Relationship advice: Many people are trying to find love on dating apps, and making them work for your relationship goals is vital.

By Wayne and Wanda●

Ask Amy: My co-worker scolded me in front of our bosses

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●

Miss Manners: I was trying to enjoy lunch. Then I noticed the guy with low-hanging shorts at the next table.

Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.

By Miss Manners | Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin●

Ask Sahaj: I want to move out. My parents might guilt me into staying.

Her parents expect her to live at home until she’s married. She wants to move out and explore the country after she graduates.

By Sahaj Kaur Kohli●

Dear Annie: Love is not about enduring endless abuse

Advice from Annie Lane.

By Annie Lane●

Mayo Clinic Q&A: Who should have an advance end-of-life directive?

In the U.S. in general, we don’t do a good job at completing advance directives

By Maisha Robinson, M.D. Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research●

Ask Amy: My significant other was banished from my daughter’s big family get-together

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●

Miss Manners: Should I surprise my elderly mother with the news she has a 6-year-old grandson?

Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.

By Miss Manners | Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin●

Dear Annie: I’m a school secretary. How do I deal with parents who share sensitive personal information about their kids?

Advice from Annie Lane.

By Annie Lane●

Ask Amy: I think my friends are racists

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●

Miss Manners: Regifting an obvious regift

Advice from Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin.

By Miss Manners | Judith Martin, Nicholas Ivor Martin and Jacobina Martin●

Dear Annie: My mom secretly gave my brother a house. It’s torpedoed my relationship with her.

Advice from Annie Lane.

By Annie Lane●

Parenting Q&A: How do I get my teen to stop snapping at his ‘annoying’ little sister?

A mom is frustrated that her teenage son keeps snapping at his little sister who is in a “challenging phase.”

By Meghan Leahy●

Ask Amy: Video games, worried parents and life balance

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●

Dear Annie: Living with undiagnosed dementia

Advice from Annie Lane.

By Annie Lane●

Ask Amy: My adult daughter is an alcoholic. How can I help her?

Advice from Amy Dickinson.

By Amy Dickinson●