Dear Sad and Confused: First, please work on forgiving yourself for not giving your daughter what you didn’t have to give.

It’s an imprecise catchall and these days we’d all benefit from being clearer in our language and intent, writes R.. (Not to ...

All that to say, alert building management, if for no other reason than if the smell is that bad and that consistent, it ...

My son is divorced and has a contentious relationship with his ex-wife. They have three children together. I have left ...

DEAR ERIC: My son is divorced and has a contentious relationship with his ex-wife. They have three children together. I have ...

A reader feels taken for granted after hosting parties and events for their son and daughter-in-law, who rarely say thank you ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is nervous about being the executor for their elderly ...

My son has a significant other living with him, and they feel it is disrespectful and hurtful, to both of them, that I speak ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is annoyed that a broken glass bottle on the sidewalk ...

Somebody threw a bottle out of a window and the broken glass popped my wheelchair tires. Don’t I have a right to be pissed ...

I asked him why once and he said he “likes his privacy.” I put it down to his idiosyncrasies but still find it odd.

Dear Eric: A relatively new friend has invited me to a third dinner at her home, and I do not want to attend. Her first two ...