Ann Landers Advice on Suspected Affair and Privacy
A reader asks whether to confront his daughter-in-law or tell his son about suspected infidelity. Ann Landers advises against confrontation, suggesting the cheated party should handle it, and warns that telling the son may backfire. The column provides guidance and references a related booklet and mailing address for more information.
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