Dear Readers:
I am working on a very good question from a woman going through a divorce and struggling with continuing disappointment from a man who has long disappointed her. What is it about human beings that makes them so stubbornly immune to truth?
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Dear Readers:
Unless you missed Tuesday’s column or have suffered a traumatic brain injury, you should recall I began answering a question submitted to me by a Portland woman who is anxious about the “Cascadia Earthquake.”
Let’s refresh your recollection with a link:
Dear Readers:
I have received countless letters on unequal and toxic relationships whether romantic partners, business associates, friends, or family.
I wrote this for another publication but it was rejected for “sounding young,” amongst other issues. What do you think? Is it only the young (or the old and immature) who experience toxic relationships? Please comment and share!
Dear Robin:
I’ve been married 12 years and I’m worried about my sex life with my wife. Specifically, I’m worried that we now schedule sex as if it were a chore to get done, and that’s making it feel more like a job than the fun it is supposed to be.
Hi Robin,
I’m a 27-year-old medical student. Nine months ago my boyfriend (26) of three years, also a med student, broke up with me and said he still loves me but needs time to figure out whether or not he wants to make things work.