Dear Abby gives advice to a widow who started a relationship with her widower neighbor — until his grown daughter decided to put an end to it.

I wrote my daughter and said I was sorry for the divorce. She has never mentioned anything about my letter.

DEAR ANNIE: How do I convey to my adult married children that I do not like being around my ex for the holidays? My son lives several states away, and he invited my daughter and her family, my ex ...

I never imagined I would find myself in this position, but my adult daughter distanced herself from me some time ago for what I considered perceived slights (though I understand that in her mind ...

Dear Abby: My 23-year-old daughter, “Chloe,” lives with me and refuses to acknowledge her grandmother’s emails and letters, which are delivered to our home.

Dear Annie: I never thought I would be in this position, but I have become estranged from my adult daughter. We used to be incredibly close. When she was younger, we had long talks late into the ...

Dear Amy: I have a 49-year-old daughter who is an elementary school teacher. She became an alcoholic during Covid. She has a master’s degree, a beautiful home, and a partner of nine years.

Dear Abby, my daughter is quick to jump into relationships with me, only to end up repeatedly being the one who gets hurt. How can I help her?

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is torn about sharing letters with her daughter that were written by her late father.

Dear Annie: I’m a recently divorced mom with three adult children. My husband was physically and emotionally abusive throughout our marriage. He originally left me and my three young children ...