Asking Eric: Parents are worried about 31-year-old son who hasn’t moved out
Dear Eric: My son, who is 31, still lives at home. He is a great person and is not antisocial. He has a job that doesn’t pay much. I want him to start his own life. I push him to get a better job so that he can afford to live on his own, but he is very resistant to my pleas.
Asking Eric: How can we kindly make our 31-year-old son get a better job and move out?
My son, who is 31, still lives at home. He is a great person and is not antisocial. He has a job that doesn’t pay much. I want him to start his own life. I push him to get a better job so that he can afford to live on his own,
My elder sister is a retired career U.S. Army nurse, having reached the rank of lieutenant colonel. This status has led her ...
It was supposed to be a marker of all the milestone birthdays they'll celebrate this year. Why does older sister's ...
DEAR ERIC: I have a lovely hairstylist who has colored and cut my hair for many years. Up until recently I’ve been satisfied ...
Dear Eric: My son, who is 31, still lives at home. He is a great person and is not antisocial. He has a job that doesn’t pay much. I want him to start his own life. I push him to get a better job so ...
He's kicked her and the children out twice saying she's not doing enough with her part-time job and constant housework.
I don’t consider myself a “square” but I’m having a hard time reconciling some relationships. My cousin‘s family now owns a ...
I don’t consider myself a “square” but I’m having a hard time reconciling some relationships. My cousin’s family now owns a ...
A husband who believes marriage is forever refuses to move out after his wife said it’s over; a man with an untreatable ...
With no family and no close friends, who does this letter writer with a terminal illness go to for company?
DEAR ERIC: I suffered a curable illness I was unaware I had. A symptom of the illness was anxiety. I was acting very differently with anxiety after never having it my entire life. My wife left me ...
DEAR SISTER: You’ve already saved the date and made tentative plans, so there’s nothing stopping you and your other sister ...
Letter writer is tired of a friend – who has “tons of money” – complaining about societal issues while not doing anything ...
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