Dear Annie: I’m 27 and recently moved back to my small hometown after nearly a decade away. I took a job here to be closer to ...

"How do I let her know that I don’t want to pick things back up the way they were without sounding cruel or self-important?" ...

Dear Not Ready: As you, your dad and the rest of your family surely already know, no one will ever replace your mother. It’s understandable that this transition feels fast and a little intrusive, and ...

Dear Annie: I’m 27 and recently moved back to my small hometown after nearly a decade away. I took a job here to be closer to my mom, who’s recovering from a stroke. It’s been an adjustment, but I’m ...

My dad recently remarried a woman named “Ellen,” and while I want to be supportive, I’m having a hard time. My mom passed ...

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane offers assistance to a young mother whose new stepmom is being too pushy.

In today's Dear Annie column, a frustrated daughter seeks Annie Lane's help on how to deal with her mother's real and ...

I had told my husband to tell my sister-in-law (who is my friend) that I had forgotten my identification. I am also angry at ...

I'm 27 and recently moved back to my small hometown after nearly a decade away. I took a job here to be closer to my mom, who ...

I’m 27 and recently moved back to my small hometown after nearly a decade away. I took a job here to be closer to my mom, who’s recovering ...

She thinks it’s a good practice to not waste food that she won’t eat and, if she just wants “a taste,” it’s OK for her to break off what she wants.

I’m an only child in my early 40s, and I’m at my wits’ end trying to care for my 74-year-old mother. She lives alone and insists she’s “just fine,” but I can see she’s slipping -- physically, mentally ...