Should I Tell Her He’s Cheating?
Dear Robin:
I had a nasty falling out with a friend (Blair) about two years ago, or at least it was nasty on her end, not mine.
Dear Robin:
I had a nasty falling out with a friend (Blair) about two years ago, or at least it was nasty on her end, not mine.
Dear Robin:
I had a nasty falling out with a friend (Blair) about two years ago, or at least it was nasty on her end, not mine.
Dear Robin:
My daughter Grace, 15, has never given her father or me any problems. She’s smart and a hard worker and except for teenage grumpiness from time to time she’s a great kid.
However, at the end of the last school year she started spending time with a new group of “popular” friends and they aren’t like her usual ones.
Dear Robin:
I am a pretty laid-back person who gets along with everyone. I have a variety of friends in different groups and from different walks of life but one group gossips about other women and usually it’s women in that same group.
Dear Robin:
I’ve read your blog since the beginning and I love your philosophy on breaking away from toxic friendships regardless of how long you’ve been friends with someone.
I have a little twist on that and a question for you: About 8 months ago I finally withdrew completely from a woman (Carrie) I have known since I was in college. Over the years she had grown increasingly bitter and angry and honestly we have very little in common anymore.