Dear Abby: I have begged my daughter not to move in with her boyfriend, but she won’t budge
DEAR ABBY: I am a single parent of two girls. My oldest, “Becca,” is 17. She has been dating this guy and, as soon as she graduates, plans to move in with him and two of his friends (another couple). What worries me is that their relationship is pretty toxic. They are always fighting. I have begged her not to move in with him, but she won’t budge.
Dear Abby: Are violent drawings done by my daughter’s boyfriend a sign he’s abusive?
My daughter always has been attracted to bad men. The one she's with now likes to draw pictures of extreme violence. She's told me she's scared sometimes and I fear he could someday be abusive. Advice?
Dear Abby:Toxic boyfriend is bad choice for my daughter
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Dear Abby: I need help for my daughter who is in an abusive relationship and afraid.
Mentally healthy adults do not spend their spare time fantasizing about extreme violence. They also don’t abuse their significant others. Please remind your daughter that continued involvement with someone who abuses her and makes her fearful is risking her safety or her life.
Dear Abby: How can I save my daughter from a horrible relationship?
My daughter is 17 and plans to move in with the guy she's dating as soon as she graduates. How can I show Becca she is making a huge mistake? I don’t want her ending up stuck in a horrible relationship.
Dear Abby: I want to break up my daughter and her terrible boyfriend
I am a single parent of two girls. My oldest, “Becca,” is 17. She has been dating this guy and, as soon as she graduates, plans to move in with him and two of his friends (another couple). What worries me is that their relationship is pretty toxic.
Dear Abby: My daughter admits she fears her boyfriend, but won’t leave him
My grown daughter is a bum magnet. All of her relationships have the same outcome. The bum stays with her until he gets a better situation. The current one has been the longest, going on for several years.
Dear Abby: They argue constantly but teen still wants to move in with her boyfriend
DEAR DAD: After a year of fighting with her boyfriend, Becca may change her mind about moving in with him once she graduates.
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Dear Abby: Dad forgot the gift from me and regifted it back, saying how much thought he put into it.
He does the typical old man thing of repeating stories from the good ole days, but this sort of outright forgetting is new.
Dear Abby: I’m worried about the latest ‘bum’ my daughter has living with her. He seems dangerous
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