"My sister, who was initially supportive, later drunk-dialed our mother and said a bunch of nasty things about her and me." ...

My sister, who was initially supportive, later drunk-dialed our mother and said a bunch of nasty things about her and me.

Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.

Family members claim to support my weight-loss efforts — but they get mad when I turn down junk food and all-you-can-eat ...

Dear Sick and Tired: It’s time to reaffirm your desire to live. Because of your health problems, this will mean making ...

My roommate, an ex-boyfriend, lives with me to help with the rent. When we argue, he makes cruel remarks about my son that ...

Perhaps I feel this way because I’m alone and missing the relationship I had with my husband, who passed away 12 years ago.

Are my concerns unreasonable ... Asking Eric: My husband thinks the neighbors will retaliate over the trash issue Dear Abby: I don’t love him, but I’m thinking he might be the smart choice ...

Dear Abby: I’ve known “Bianca” since high school. She’s my neighbor and godmother to my son. I consider her a sister, and we travel and spend holidays together. Our families get along well.

DEAR ABBY: My best friend of 45 years and I are 65. She has been married since 1985; I have been divorced for many years. She recently shocked me by claiming that a mutual friend told her I have ...

What was done to her by her mother and to me by my mother were not the products of “motherly love” or “misguided motherly concern ... we canceled dinner Dear Abby: I have a crush on ...

One More Possible Reason Dear Reason: Your letter brings up a very good point. The fact that she treated her daughter so much differently than her son could absolutely be a sign of jealousy.