Advice Columnist Carolyn Hax takes your questions and tackles your problems.
A wedding invitation tests a relationship’s strength when a guest wants to bring her new boyfriend.
Advice Columnist Carolyn Hax took your questions and tackled your problems.
A mom is unhappy with her family’s commitment to attending her daughter’s high school graduation.
When it comes to chores, there are multiple perspectives on what constitutes an equitable share.
A woman separating from a self-absorbed husband is afraid to tell her self-absorbed sister about it.
To make relationship work, you have to know, accept and embrace differences.
How to be thoughtful on Mother’s Day towards a sister who’s had trouble conceiving?
She was asked not to visit but chose to “surprise” her daughter-in-law anyway. She got welcomed by tears.
Besides the daily column, Carolyn has a weekly live online discussion (noon Fridays), the Hax Philes forum and a Facebook page. She also has a policy of saying yes when NPR calls but avoids TV like something forgotten in the back of the fridge; the feeling appears to be mutual.
Carolyn lives in Massachusetts with her husband, three boys and medium brown dog, Billy, but sees D.C. as "home."
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