Advice

Is this guy worth trying to reconcile with? Wayne and Wanda aren’t so sure.

It’s a new employment landscape out there, say Wayne and Wanda. And there may be a solution that solves the issue of wanting to work remotely and brings a higher wage.

Relationships are built on trust and communication. And Wayne and Wanda think this one might need an infusion of both to survive.

While readers supported both parties, most agreed the boyfriend’s relationship with his dog was an indication that the relationship would not likely work long term.

Wayne and Wanda remind us that times change and it’s best to move forward and be grateful for the positives in the relationship.

This dog dad wants to bring his pup on a trip with his girlfriend to Hawaii, but Wayne and Wanda have other ideas.

Relationship advice: It’s time to pull back from this dead-end connection and clear your plate for other opportunities.

Relationship advice: I miss seeing the world with my best friend, and we’re not getting any younger. Should I drop it, or keep pushing?

Relationship advice: At first, when COVID started, we’d Zoom a lot, then that tapered off. We texted all the time at first but that slowed down too. Now we don’t talk at all.

Relationship advice: I’ve never actually told “Sally” that I’ve been looking for a new job. Then I found the perfect job opening. I’m a finalist for the position, but here’s the thing — it’s in Seattle.

Relationship advice: The distance is really putting pressure on our relationship. Should I put my foot down or just suck it up and deal with it?

The amount of time a mask is worn is more important than how frequently it’s worn.

Relationship advice: My boyfriend and I have fun, we have friends and hobbies in common, but I know I don’t want to marry him and I can’t imagine that will change. Should I be dating him at all?

Relationship advice: The fact that your partner has proven to be duplicitous and evasive would certainly give me pause about whether this is a connection worth pursuing further.

Relationship advice: This is about you, not your boyfriend or friends. That means you have to do the work, make the tough choices, block out the distractions, hold yourself accountable.

Relationship advice: After two years together, I was hoping for a special gift that signified commitment to our relationship.

Forget any social interaction if an actual game is on – all anyone does is scream at the TV and each other.

Nobody wants to be the vaccine cop at the front door for arriving guests. Consider a compromise.

Relationship advice: The weight of being the primary helper for their parents is stirring resentment in the youngest of three siblings who’s the only one without kids or a spouse.

Relationship advice: At this point, I’d fly three hours to go on a date with someone interesting who hasn’t already virtually hit on one or all of my friends.