Dear Dining: I empathize with your concerns. The rising costs of food and overhead trickle down to the menu, making dining ...

When he moved in Leslie was not part of the deal, but she is now and I’m not sure what to do. She loves our son and he seems ...

Dear Tired: It’s possible to ask for what you need in this relationship and still be sensitive to your friend’s needs. For ...

It doesn’t seem like you’re being heard. Because what you described in your letter is someone whose candle is being burned at ...

It has made me sad, because my mom’s siblings, my cousins and some of my best friends will be celebrating with me, but now my ...

Dear Eric: My niece is bright, successful and an incredibly hard worker. Her father died unexpectedly when she was in her ...

How can the letter writer be more understanding about a friend’s tardiness?

Dear Eric: I guess I don’t know how to let it go. My sister is five years older. There was a problem during a visit she made ...

Prior to the breakdown his wife left him, he lost a job he loved and soon he started dating Leslie. She became pregnant and ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader's advice about how someone could mend a friendship with better ...

First the hoarding. Your local fire department might have a hoarding task force that can make a house call. Or your local ...

During an approximately 18-month period, one friend went through and survived breast cancer and another lost her life to a ...