Dear Annie: I am a 26-year-old woman deeply in love with someone my parents can’t stand. He’s not what they envisioned for me; he’s rough around the edges, has tattoos, rides a motorcycle ...

DEAR ANNIE: I am a 26-year-old woman deeply in love with someone my parents can’t stand. He’s not what they envisioned for me; he’s rough around the edges, has tattoos, rides a motorcycle ...

Dear Annie: My parents have been in a rocky marriage for as long as I can remember. I’m 16, and my brother is 20 and away at college. My dad has left and come back a few times, and now he’s ...

Annie Easley was a member of the team at NASA’s Lewis Research Center in Cleveland ... 1933, in Birmingham, Ala. Records show her parents’ names as Bud and Willie (Sims) McCrory.

Dear Annie: Parents who undercut their spouse don’t know how much damage they’re really doing Published: Apr. 28, 2025, 9:00 a.m. Change this, for your kids' sake.

Dear Annie: I’ve read a few letters in your column in which parents wrote about two of their children arguing and wanting there to be peace. And in all of the replies, you have advocated trying ...

Dear Annie: My parents have been in a rocky marriage for as long as I can remember.I’m 16, and my brother is 20 and away at college. My dad has left and come back a few times, and now he’s ...

Dear Annie: I am a 26-year-old woman deeply in love with someone my parents can’t stand. He’s not what they envisioned for me; he’s rough around the edges, has tattoos, rides a motorcycle ...

Dear Annie: My parents just don’t see what I see in the man I love . Published: May. 13, 2025, 2:00 a.m. I know he's rough around the edges, but the man I love is a great guy.

When parents undermine each other, the child does not win; they lose structure, security and respect for both parents. Kids are smart. If there’s a weak link, they’ll find it -- and exploit it.

Dear Annie: I am a 26-year-old woman deeply in love with someone my parents can’t stand.He’s not what they envisioned for me; he’s rough around the edges, has tattoos, rides a motorcycle and ...

Dear Annie: “John,” my 40-year-old fiance (only child) has boundary issues with his parents. They come over to his house approximately five days per week. The pretext is that they walk his dog.