Marriage Counselors Busy in Troubled Times
NYT News Service reports counselors say marriage problems persist despite changing lifestyles and remain centered on sex money children alcohol inlaws religion and ga ling. They note rising help from couples living together and divorced or nontraditional arrangements while stressing commitment as the key to saving a marriage.
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Deceptive bidding and marital issues in a mixed advice column
The article discusses a bridge bidding error where South falsely bids four clubs to mislead opponents, leading to a failed slam. It shifts to expert commentary on marital troubles, therapy approaches, and the role of counselors in addressing jealousy, infidelity, and family dynamics within relationships.
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Ann Landers column shares sober dad inspires family
A teen credits her father with quitting alcohol for a calmer home and a planned July vacation. Ann Landers commends the dad, notes quitting methods vary, and urges accountability. Another reader asks about mother-in-law comments on gray hair. the adviser says gray comes from heredity and to have the husband address it.
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