The player rushes back to Sayori's house and goes to her room. The visual novel text then reads "I gently open the door…" and before the player can advance the text, the game jump cuts to an image of ...

Dear Annie: I’m struggling with how to move ... It’s OK to reach out every once in a while just to let her know the door is still open.

What would make someone behave this way? Why does she need so much attention? — TRUE OR FALSE IN ILLINOIS DEAR TRUE OR FALSE: You may be taking this too personally. Folks who make up stories ...

Dear Miss Manners: My husband and I have joined a fitness club. The policy of the gym is that members do not talk on their phones in the workout area. While there is very little of that, many ...

DEAR ABBY: When my first wife and I were in our early 20s, she left me for another man. It was difficult, but I worked through it, learned to trust again and remarried a few years later. This may ...

Dear Annie: In spite of being somewhat of an introvert, I have always been able to make good friends throughout my life, from grade school through college through each new job. However, since my ...

Learn more › You’d be shocked how much a garage door opener can improve your life, especially when it can tie into your smart home. It’s more than a little convenience. It can provide ...

Dear Abby advises a woman struggling to tell her cousin she needs help due to her recent "concerning" choices. deagreez - stock.adobe.com DEAR ABBY: My cousin (more like a sister) has made some ...

And now Britain's best agony aunt - the Sun's legendary Dear Deidre - is launching an unmissable ... gritty of what really goes on behind closed doors? Not only are one in ten of us now in ...

“He said she’s out there in a little yellow T-shirt and no shoes on her feet,” she told the Dear Rachelle investigation ... as she walked out her front door. “I actually thought ...

Dear Annie: I have been close friends with “Marianna” since high school, and we still see each other regularly. We always split the bill when we go out to eat. I don’t mind. But often I see ...