Don't play second fiddle to brat
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt advice on a long affair with a man who has a five year old daughter living with him, urging the writer to dump him to avoid being relegated to a secondary role in the child’s life.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1999
Page
5
Dear Ann Landers offers blunt advice on a long affair with a man who has a five year old daughter living with him, urging the writer to dump him to avoid being relegated to a secondary role in the child’s life.
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Dr Donohue answers a reader about a twin sister lifting weights. He explains puberty and testosterone limit female muscle growth, estimates muscle size around 40 to 75 percent of a man’s with intense training, and urges continued lifting for joint protection and osteoporosis defense. He notes he cannot respond to individual letters but will feature future questions.
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