Dear Confused: First off, you are not a nobody. You’re a partner and a parent with your doctorate nearly in hand. Despite the ...

Everyone says that because I am disabled with autism that I am a nobody. Yet I am finishing my doctorate degree in psychology ...

I’m a 44-year-old autistic man living in Montana. I am happily involved with a woman who has five kids, ages 12 to 24. My ...

DEAR ANNIE: I’m a 44-year-old autistic man living in Montana. I am happily involved with a woman who has five kids, ages 12 to 24. My question is about breaking unhealthy patterns.

DEAR ANNIE: Please tell “Wishing I Could Talk to Him,” whose husband is extremely sensitive and in denial about his bad breath, to have her husband screened for cancer or other hidden diseases.

DEAR ANNIE: I had a seven-year relationship with a man who I thought was the love of my life. I had been married twice before — once for 17 years — to an alcoholic, and I was in a 10-year ...

Dear Annie: I will try to tell you a short version. I was married twice and had kids with both men. You could say my “picker” for men was or is broken. Anyway, I ended up leaving both men ...

Dear Annie: I will try to tell you a short version. I was married twice and had kids with both men. You could say my “picker” for men was or is broken. Anyway, I ended up leaving both men ...

Dear Annie: I will try to tell you a short version.I was married twice and had kids with both men. You could say my “picker” for men was or is broken. Anyway, I ended up leaving both men.

Dear Annie: I’ve struggled with romance for most of my life. ... A therapist could help you explore these patterns and guide you toward healthier ways to approach relationships.

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