"I still like hanging out with him. Should I tell him what she said? Or just keep it to myself and just keep my guard up?" ...

Dear Dating: A lot depends on whether you have a pre-existing relationship with the sister-in-law. If she’s just coming to ...

DEAR FOCUSED: Yes, it is possible to love someone and ignore the one flaw in the diamond. But what should concern you is not ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader's response to a question about guests smoking when visiting ...

Does she tell her new beau that his sister-in-law warned her not to catch feelings for him?

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is bothered that their spouse doesn't shower for days ...

And it relieves him from responsibility: because if my grievances are simply imaginary, he doesn’t need to do anything.

We’ve helped him through rehab, paid his rent and even bailed him out of jail. I’ve held him when he cried, driven him to ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: One of the highlights of our trip to Paris was an opera performance at the Palais Garnier. The opera, ...

Dear Eric: Five years ago, on Mother’s Day, my adult son suddenly cut me out of his life. He told me he no longer wanted ...

Dear Eric: Five years ago, on Mother’s Day, my adult son suddenly cut me out of his life. He told me he no longer wanted contact because he didn’t like the way he was raised and considered me a ...

"My question is: if I become terminally ill—or find myself on my deathbed—would it be wrong to send my son a letter asking if ...