Dear Abby: My husband’s texts with female childhood friend bother me
DEAR ABBY: My husband has a female friend he grew up with. They have exchanged “happy birthday” texts for many years. However, they have recently begun texting more often. An example: One night he was mixing a drink and texted her about whether to use Pepsi or Coke.
Dear Abby: I told my husband his flirting with an old friend via text messages needs to stop
DEAR ABBY: My husband has a female friend he grew up with. They have exchanged “happy birthday” texts for many years. However, they have recently begun texting more often. An example: One night he was mixing a drink and texted her about whether to use Pepsi or Coke.
Dear Abby: Husband’s texts from female friend seem flirty to me
My husband’s response? “Well, you told the therapist YOUR side of the story.” We have been married 18 years and together for 24. He is a good partner, and I do love him. What is your advice? — SUSPICIOUS IN IOWA DEAR SUSPICIOUS: Your husband had a point when he said your therapist has heard only one side of the story.
Dear Abby: Is my husband’s relationship with his friend crossing the line?
"Abby, am I unreasonable? I did see a therapist who said my husband has an emotional relationship with this woman and I had every right to be upset."
Dear Abby: Should I be concerned my husband’s friend from childhood texted him heart-filled birthday wishes?
One night he was mixing a drink and texted her about whether to use Pepsi or Coke. On his birthday, I watched for her text and saw it had two heart emojis on either side of her message. This bothered me a great deal,
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I did see a therapist who said my husband has an emotional relationship with this woman and I had every right to be upset. The therapist also said he shou
Dear Abby: I’m ticked my husband texts a longtime friend with heart emojis
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Dear Abby: My husband’s female friend sends him heart emojis. Should I be concerned?
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Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.