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Relationship advice: This situation calls for compromise, clear communication and boundary-setting for both parties.
Relationship advice: Consider flipping the script and focusing on all your positive personal traits instead of past problems.
Relationship advice: This financial situation will become a thorny problem in this reader’s marriage if they don’t sort it out soon.
Our relationship advisers agree that this couple is doomed.
Wayne and Wanda offer differing perspectives on the information he revealed about previous dating experiences.
Advice: It’s likely this friend doesn’t intend any harm. If anything, comments like that are often a cover for personal insecurities.
Relationship advice: Take some time to think about what you’re really looking for in a relationship, whether that’s something casual or something more serious.
Relationship advice: It may be time for a straight conversation about how her obsession is negatively affecting other aspects of her life.
Relationship advice: It’s important to maintain your identity, even as much of your life and belongings will be shared with your new husband.
Advice column: There are plenty of platforms available that make it easier to pay for only your share of the bill — but if this reader is serious about reducing debt, they might consider some broader lifestyle changes.
Relationship advice: You might want to wait until you’re deeper into a relationship before you start going maverick on the rules laid down by your partner’s family at holiday gatherings.
Relationship advice: This letter writer might want to consider taking a break from their relationship to determine if it’s viable going forward.
Relationship advice: By focusing on what you bring to the table, rather than trying to match your partner’s gift-giving generosity, you’ll find more peace and joy this holiday season.
Relationship advice: Finding housing together can be a major challenge for couples, but taking small steps to plan for the future can help you be poised when an opportunity finally pops up.
Bringing your partner to meet your family at the holidays doesn’t have to be a big deal, but maybe it’s worth figuring out how serious you are about this relationship first.