Dear Amy: I want a partner. I hope to find my person, be crazy in love, have a healthy relationship, and possibly get married again someday (I’ve been divorced for 11 years). I’m either settling, or I’m learning how to not be so attached.
We do not tell each other that we love each other, or talk about the future.
Every single moment his dad spends with another adult is one less moment spent exclusively on Caleb. And exclusivity might be what this boy craves right now. I think it’s time to transition to friendship with John, and issue a “missing person” alert. He’s out there.Dear Amy: We apparently live in a time of excessive self-marketing.Self-labeling to elevate one’s status, without earning a title through the hard work seems epidemic.
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