Asking Eric: My friend is trying to control her husband’s behavior to an unnatural degree
DEAR MESSAGE: It seems only natural that someone, even an ex, would have follow-up questions and concerns about a person’s trip to urgent care. And it makes sense that your boyfriend’s brother would give context for his lateness, if for no other reason than it keeps his ex from thinking he’s just being a flake. These are reasonable responses.
Asking Eric: They’re offended when I won’t give details of my young husband’s death
Dear Eric: I am a 73-year-old widower trying to move past the death of my beloved wife three years ago. I will receive a sizable inheritance when my 94-year-old mother passes away. I have no family left, no siblings, no children, leaving me alone in the world – but not lonely.
DEAR STILL GRIEVING: I’m so sorry for the loss of your wife and the health struggles you’re negotiating. I want to assure you ...
One of my best friends is a woman who is now married to my boyfriend’s brother. I introduced them, and they married last fall ...
In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to a 73-year-old widower with questions about how to spend their money ...
A college student keeps losing friends and doesn’t know what to do.
"The constant demand for emotional labor has left me with decision fatigue, irritability, headaches and frequent crying ...
The mayor is losing support from a crucial cohort whose members say he is damaging the political prospects of other Black ...
Ricky Davis and Eric Montross were born, and the team lost Game 4 of the Disney bubble East Finals vs. the Miami Heat.
It is a novel about marriage and friendship and parenting and the way those acts overlap for these people who love — and also ...
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