Ask Amy Archive

 

Ask Amy: What is she thinking? He is a liar and a cheat

Dear Amy: I am a 19-year-old student, and I recently began talking to a 32-year-old man. He has lied to me from the beginning. He wants to move the relationship further. I'm considering it.

 

Ask Amy: Ah, jealousy in role-play land

Dear Amy: Eighteen months ago, I got involved with an online role-playing game. I hooked up online with a wonderful woman named Cathy. We love each other and have exchanged letters. Despite the distance, it is a wonderful relationship - she lives on the other side of the world.

 

Ask Amy: Ex keeps hanging around girlfriend's place

Dear Amy: I have been in a relationship for about three months. We are two mature adults who work full time and are very happy with each other.

 

Ask Amy: Her stance on Net dating is conflicting

Dear Amy: I am a single female in my 30s. I am not into the bar scene, so I use Internet sites to meet and date men.

 

Ask Amy: Watch out for weak moments

Dear Amy: I have found the love of my life! He is amazing and wonderful. We are only 21 years old and don't plan on marrying until we graduate from college - and then we have to find jobs and plan for a wedding. It will probably be three or more years until we marry.

 

Ask Amy: He needs therapy for midlife crisis

Dear Amy: My husband of 20 years is in the middle of a major midlife crisis. He is unsatisfied with his job, our home and his life in general.

 

Ask Amy: Her frugal habits are starting to worry him

Dear Amy: I've been dating Anabel for about a year. She is nice, funny and sincere. What I used to consider a quirky endearment, I now consider an annoyance.

 

Ask Amy: Basket case over shower requests

Dear Amy: I am invited to several weddings, which means going to several showers. For every one of these showers, registry information has been enclosed with the invitation, either printed on the invitation or in the form of those obnoxious little "enclosure cards."

 

Ask Amy: Don't give survivor further grief

Dear Amy: I am responding to the letters in your column about dating protocol for older people who lose a spouse. Twenty years ago, my father died from cancer; five months later, my 35-year-old husband passed away.