Dear Annie: Should I stop confiding in a friend who dismisses my problems?
DEAR ANNIE: I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now. We have only been meeting up once a week for lunch since ...
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Dear Annie: I feel like my friend dismisses my problems. Should I stop confiding in her?
Dear Annie: I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now. We have only been meeting up once a week for lunch since ...
Dear Annie: I have lost all joie de vivre, and I cannot figure out how to get it back
I’ve always been a person with enthusiasm for things in life. I’ve always had an interest or an obsession that gave me a ...
Dear Annie: It’s becoming clear that longtime friend doesn’t really care about what’s going on with me
Dear Annie: I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are ...
Dear Annie: Is it too much to expect empathy from a long-time friend?
The thing is, I’m feeling quite overwhelmed at the moment. I got a new puppy in October 2024. I also have been suffering anxiety, exhaustion and feeling stressed, so I’m not really in a positive frame ...
Dear Annie: Longtime friend doesn’t seem to care about my problems
Once you manage your expectations of this friendship, you won’t be so frequently disappointed.
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Confiding in a friend who dismisses problems
I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now. We have only been meeting up once a week for lunch since April 2024, as ...
Should I stop confiding in a friend who dismisses my problems?
I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now. We have only been meeting up once a week for lunch since April 2024, as ...
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Dear Annie: Friend dismisses my problems
I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now.
Dear Annie: What used to excite me has now become dull
Annie Lane’s second anthology — “How Can I Forgive My Cheating Partner?” featuring favorite columns on marriage, infidelity, communication and reconciliation — is available as a paperback and e-book.
Dear Annie: My friend is an awful listener during our weekly lunch dates
"I’ve always enjoyed our lunches together before, as it gets me out of the house for a few hours, but mostly I haven’t said much about my anxiety or any problems I may have." ...
Dear Annie: Close friend doesn't want to hear about my problems
Dear Annie: I was out having lunch with a friend I’ve known for many years. We met when our children were babies; they are grown adults now. We have only been meeting up once a week for lunch since ...