Dear Annie: Our 35-year-old nephew who has lived with us since he was 16 says he hoped we’d be dead by now
We’ve called the police twice, but they say they can’t do anything because he hasn’t touched us. We are afraid, and we want him out.
Dear Annie: Nephew wishes we were dead after taking him in
He has expressed to us he wished we were dead by now. The other day, my sister and I went out, and our nephew closed the outside gates of our home. We couldn’t get back in because of this. I had to climb a wall in my backyard and then jump over to open the gate and get into our house.
Dear Annie: We need to evict our freeloading nephew who locked us out of our home
The other day, my sister and I went out, and our nephew closed the outside gates of our home. We couldn’t get back in because of this. I had to climb a wall in my backyard and then jump over to open the gate and get into our house.
Dear Annie: How do we evict our aggressive nephew?
I am a college student, and I just finished my finals for the fall semester and am now on winter break. Right toward the end of finals week, one of my professors had a medical emergency and had to miss our final day for surgery.
Dear Annie: Our nephew has lived with us for nearly 20 years and he won’t work for pay rent. How do we get him out?
My nephew has lived with us since he was 16 years old, after my brother threw him out of his house. My brother then called me to see if he could stay with us. My sister and I accepted him into our home.
Dear Annie: Family member’s behavior has become scary and we want him out of the house
Dear Annie: My nephew has lived with us since he was 16 years old, after my brother threw him out of his house. My brother ...
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Dear Annie: I want to support a great teacher, but don’t want to intrude
What else can I do to show her support? Leave her alone? I really want to do something, I just don’t know what.
Dear Annie: Jealous family members make couple feel uncomfortable about their financial status
On the other hand, my brother and his wife switched jobs often and lived a life of “keeping up with the Jones.” They always ...
Dear Annie: Was I wrong when I ignored uninvited guests who showed up at my door?
You were absolutely not wrong to prioritize your comfort and well-being. Managing unexpected visitors can be challenging, ...
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Dear Annie: Support through recovery — finding the right balance
I am a college student, and I just finished my finals for the fall semester and am now on winter break. Right toward the end ...
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Dear Annie: How to handle unexpected guests when you’re not ready for company
Dear Thinking: I’m so sorry you’re going through this. It sounds like you’ve been carrying a heavy emotional burden for a ...
Dear Annie: My husband says I ‘ruined his life’ by deciding to live closer to our son, grandson
I am struggling with how to handle this situation. My husband and I have been married for 44 years, and we have one son who ...
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Dear Annie: Navigating family jealousy without changing your lifestyle
My wife and I have been very blessed. We both were able to find and keep jobs in our chosen fields and worked through the ...
Dear Annie: When grandmotherhood looks different
Dear Nana: I’m so sorry for the pain you’re feeling. Your grief is real and valid, and it’s OK to feel sadness for the role ...
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Dear Annie: Somatic therapy could help with trauma
I'm a 45-year-old male and have had many traumatic events in my past, including abuses too bad to name. My problem is, as I ...
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DEAR ANNIE: Healing after betrayal
I have a difficult and deeply personal situation, and I would really appreciate your advice. My husband of two years left me ...
Dear Annie: Worried about overstepping with ailing professor
I don’t know if I’d be overstepping boundaries to send her more emails letting her know I’m thinking of her, especially since ...