Dear Amy: I am a very active woman.
I have done this since my late teens.
Because you say you want to be “nice,” the next time this man invades your space at the gym, you should give him the full benefit of a neutrally worded and clear response, using both your words and body language. I know I have no right to complain or be ungrateful, because this is her home, but I feel like it is really unfair to my dad.
Do these pictures everywhere mean that she has not let her late husband and that relationship go, and that she’s not living in the present with my father?Dear Not My Place: There seems to be a heightened awareness that the house you live in is your stepmother’s house, and that you are there only through her generosity.
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