Fantasy Island romance fades as school pressures loom
Psychologists Edward Levin and Wendy Wexler say teen summer affairs rarely endure once school starts. Free time and lack of responsibility foster intense, short lived romances, especially for teens away from home who feel freer to be themselves. Their views appear in Judy Loveless’s article in Young Miss magazine.
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Talking birds learn from people says Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers replies to a Pittsburgh reader about parrots like Boffo. Experts say birds imitate and respond to repetition, not merely imitate. The bird’s “Hello” and “So long” are likely learned from the owner’s routines and high‑class company.
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Move On from Unmarried Man with Shared Household
Dear Stumped In Kentucky, move out now and end the relationship. The man is not divorced, his wife and two kids are living with you, and he uses part of your paycheck for their groceries. His attitude and actions show he is not committed and your future is with someone else.
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Ann Landers
St. Louis
George
Kentucky
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