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Byline: Sahaj Kaur Kohli Dear Sahaj: D and I have been friends for 30 years, through moving, divorce, and more. She had a stroke four years ago and her husband [...]

Byline: Sophia Solano The shared laundry room occupies a strange space at the intersection of errand and community. It's a place to check a chore off your list, sure. But [...]

A reader was shocked and infuriated when she wasn't consulted before her 10-year-old was given a melatonin supplement at a sleepover. My 10-year-old daughter attended a sleepover recently. It was [...]

A reader is anxious about the language barrier keeping her from bonding with her partner's friends. A two-week group vacation has ramped up the urgency. My boyfriend and I have [...]

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A reader ponders her next move after being left out of vacation plans with four other women. I am part of a friend group with four other women. They are [...]

Share: Do you have a sense of humor? This trait is sought by many people wanting to have a relationship or friendship. What are people looking for? Someone who laughs [...]

The Boston Celtics recently suspended its head coach Ime Udoka for the entire 2022-2023 season and although the team did not disclose whether the suspension will be paid or unpaid, [...]

A reader asks for help dealing with pressure to put grief behind her after nine years of mourning. My son died nine years ago from an opioid overdose. He was [...]

Experts say couples can emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever by learning from the past and looking toward the future. As we emerge, blinking, from our pandemic seclusion, all [...]

My son began law school in early September. As he begins his journey in learning how to "think like a lawyer," I go back to something I've been pondering since [...]

Byline: Meghan Leahy Q: I'm not sure what to advise my 9-year-old daughter here. There are two girls on our street who will only play with my daughter outside (six [...]

Byline: Daniel W. Drezner After reading Taylor Lorenz's latest in the Atlantic, however, I have been forced to ask a different question: Will I meet my nemesis? Do I even [...]

2021 FEB 12 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Science Letter -- Researchers detail new data in Science - Social Science. According to news reporting out of [...]

Byline: Zachary Zane 'Honestly? She's the absolute worst. She's a modern-day reincarnation of a succubus, who's taking advantage of your genuine kindness, and you should not date her.' I'm not [...]

Byline: Dr. Andrea Bonior Don't miss the next live chat: Dr. Andrea Bonior, a licensed clinical psychologist who has been helping readers with Baggage Check since 2005, hosts a weekly [...]

Adapted from a recent online discussion. Dear Carolyn: Last week's question from a woman whose husband had been gone on travel for weeks -- and she didn't miss him at [...]

Byline: Karla L. Miller Reader:I started a new job in the past year, working in the branch office of a medium-size business. We stay connected with the main office through [...]

Two years ago, my son moved to Florida with his wife and decided he no longer wanted a relationship with his father, brother or me. My granddaughter was born 18 [...]

Byline: Andrea Bonior Below are some of the exchanges from the relationships advice column, Baggage Check, published weekly in The Washington Post's Express. - - - Q: A guy at [...]

Byline: Shawn Healy If you are a new associate at a medium or large law firm, it is not uncommon to sacrifice time with your friends and family in favor [...]

Since our father died 10 years ago, my sister and I have not spoken. I have tried to heal the rift, but it is useless. My psychiatrist and her counselor [...]

Byline: Andrea Bonior Below are some of the exchanges from the relationships advice column, Baggage Check, published weekly in The Washington Post's Express. - - - Q: What's your advice [...]

An old friend has a perennial problem being faithful to girlfriends. His current mate, whom he met while cheating on his former girlfriend, recently discovered a number of his dalliances. [...]

Byline: Andrea Bonior Below are some of the exchanges from the relationships advice column, Baggage Check, published weekly in The Washington Post's Express. - - - Q: My fiance and [...]

The ''Iliad'' may be a giant of Western literature, yet its plot hinges on a human impulse normally thought petty: spite. Achilles holds a festering grudge against Agamemnon (''He cheated [...]

Byline: Margaret Harding March 21--Law enforcement officers and juveniles will talk about their interactions -- both positive and negative -- during a forum on Friday designed to improve their relationship. [...]

Byline: Chris Lyford Let's face it: If love is a battlefield, then choosing the right Valentine's Day card for your sweetheart is a minefield. And no wonder: Stress and valentines [...]

Byline: Andrea Bonior Below are some of the exchanges from the relationships advice column, Baggage Check, published weekly in The Washington Post's Express. - - - Q: I graduated college [...]

What's the best way to recalibrate a marriage as the years pass? I wish I had the answer, because clearly millions of us would like to know. As the editor [...]

I am a seventh grader in New York City, and I love going to the theater, especially with my friends. Now that I can no longer buy under-12 tickets, mine [...]

I started my pediatrics residency on the cardiology unit, which was appropriate: my heart had a giant hole in it. Just after I graduated from medical school, as I was […]

An acquaintance told me he was interested in joining my gym. I asked if he would mention my name when he did, because I would receive a free month as [...]

Is there any way to ask a potential boyfriend whether he's gay? I am a woman and have just started seeing a guy my friends think is gay. He belongs [...]

''Do you want to start a press with me?'' my friend Steven asked me in an e-mail three years ago. He meant starting a small publishing house together, not a [...]

My youngest child is 3 months old and cries much more than my other two young children did. She is often fussy when we run errands, but it is not [...]

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, and Maybe the Wedding My daughter is getting married to a man who is still friends with his ex-wife, with whom he has two children. [...]

My wife and I raised our boys (twins, 6, and their brother, 1) to believe in Santa. My sister decided against it with her little ones (6, 4, 2 and [...]

My friend keeps telling me that her 11-year-old son is not his regular happy-go-lucky self. It is clearly worrying her, and I have spent a fair amount of time listening. [...]

IT starts with a lowering of our shoulders. You and I have just befriended each other, and now we are well into our first cocktails on our first-ever get-together. We've [...]

For two years, our son dated a man he loved. (We never cared for him.) Enter our daughter, who met this boyfriend at our summer home. The two of them [...]

I am a single gay man in a city full of gay men, and I'm not having enough sex. So I downloaded the Grindr app to find guys near me [...]

Byline: DAVID EDDIE DAMAGE CONTROL damage@globeandmail.com The question How do I tell my friend that he needs to lower his standards? He is smart, funny, thoughtful and great with kids. [...]

WHEN the performance artist Marina Abramovic separated from her longtime partner, Ulay, in 1988, they decided to honor the occasion with a ritual. She traveled to one end of the [...]

The more than 43,000 Twitter followers of Rosanne Cash, the singer and daughter of Johnny Cash, have come to expect her tart commentary on married life with her husband, John [...]

Byline: Sharon Jayson, USA TODAY That first year of marriage is often called the 'honeymoon period.' But for today's newly marrieds, just how long that newlywed glow lasts may well [...]

Byline: CHRIS NUTTALL-SMITH Our ' neighbours are good people, but, in the dozens of times they've entertained us over the last 15 years, all they've ever served is overcooked beef [...]

Byline: Barbara Vining Opinions, especially rigidly held ones, can get in the way of productive communication. On the other hand, keeping our own opinions open to reason and revision can [...]

My boyfriend of five years, with whom I try not to nitpick, has terrible table manners. He eats standing up, with his fingers, and picks food off my plate without [...]

CHAPTER 4: The Most Intimate Interface It's the sense of touch. Any real city, you walk, you know? You brush past people. People bump into you. In L.A., nobody touches [...]