In today's Dear Annie column, a frustrated reader complains that she's invited her friend and her husband over many times ...

I’m a middle-aged adult with a dilemma about a friend who lacks social awareness. I had told her in the past that I had a problem with a mutual friend, “Michelle,” whom I found toxic and disrespectful ...

Dear Annie: My co-worker and I have been good friends for about five years. All of a sudden, she’s started bringing her ...

DEAR ABBY: In high school, I had a friend who constantly told me he loved me. I never returned the feelings. We remained friends through high school, college, and early adulthood. We married others ...

I have been in recovery for alcohol addiction for almost 31 years. Needless to say, my life is wonderful and so good compared to those years when I was active in my addiction. Recently I was with ...

Dear Abby: Two years ago, a close friend of my husband’s and mine asked us to be the “best couple” in their wedding. After being postponed for a year due to some family issues, the wedding is coming ...

DEAR ABBY: I’m a 35-year-old man who has always been able to help friends with loss and life changes, until now. Related Articles Dear Abby: I want to have a good time but Bob the creep is at the bar ...

Veteran actor and politician Hema Malini expressed her deep sorrow over the passing of her close friend, actor Pankaj Dheer, who succumbed to cancer on October 15, 2025. In an emotional tribute shared ...

Dear Abby: My close friend “Annie” came to my father’s funeral. She had met him only a couple of times. While I realized she was doing it to be there for me, I felt responsible for her since she knew ...

Dear Abby advises a person who doesn't know if she should attend her friend's mom's funeral when she dies because she avoids funerals as much as she can. Kzenon - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: My close ...

DEAR ABBY: My 11-year-old daughter, “Emma,” has a group of six to eight friends she has played with at school, in Scouts, at parties, etc., for more than three years. Dear Abby: I forgot that a baby ...