Dear Prudence: Not Getting Over It and Friends With Married Couple
Prudence advises Not Getting Over It to move on after five and a half years of grieving a decamped lover, noting the need to accept it is over and consider counseling. The column then pivots to a reader who is married and friends with a cherished married couple, presenting a second, unresolved scenario.
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Dear Prudence Letters On Family Burdens And Email Etiquette
A reader seeks guidance on handling friends with a demanding four year old and on ending a destructive relationship. Prudence suggests two tough options with the child or exiting the friendship, and later addresses a troubled affair and responses to badly written emails, offering blunt, practical advice and reminders about the column’s format.
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