Talk turkey about freeloading relatives Dear Abby
Dear Abby offers blunt guidance on handling freeloading in laws. She suggests husbands shoulder the hosting burden while wives bow out gracefully, or consider visiting family away from home to reveal the strain and foster accountability. The second letter from New Hampshire advises against a wedding-competition mindset and proposes postponement for savings or scheduling harmony.
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