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Dear Annie: Lack of invites for widowed woman could be due to being seen as a threat
Dear Widowing: The invisibility you feel often grows in proportion to how insecure other women are. If they perceive you as attractive or as a threat to their marriages, you’ll quickly find yourself being treated as if you don’t exist. This happens to newly divorced women as well.
Dear Annie: Some women view widows as a threat to their own marriage
In today's Dear Annie column, several readers write in sharing their thoughts on why women are excluded socially after their husband passes away.
Dear Annie: The real reason widows are excluded from gatherings
After my husband left me for someone else, our mutual friends stopped inviting me to their gatherings — only inviting him. One woman, “Sophie,” came to my dental practice with her boys for treatment.
MLive
3h
Dear Annie: Widows can face an uphill social battle after friends fade away
Dear Annie: I read the letter from the woman who was recently widowed and dinner invitations from friends suddenly stopped.
20h
Dear Annie: The video games that helped woman improve hand-eye coordination become an addiction
DEAR ANNIE: Several years ago, my wife suffered a stroke. As part of her recovery, her doctor recommended a video game to ...
3d
Dear Annie: When I abdicated the role of ‘reluctant event coordinator’, my husband’s family fell apart
She feels some guilt due to this, but overall is unwilling to be the glue that keeps her husband's family together.
5d
Dear Annie: I’m being excluded by a friend I welcomed into my circle
Dear Left Out: Ordinarily, I’d recommend direct, honest communication with this gentleman, sharing your feelings and ...
2d
Dear Annie: We host holidays for both sides of the family. Yes, it’s massive and chaotic, but incredible!
The result after 25 years? Both sides of our families love each other and even make plans on their own to get together!
The Spokesman-Review
1d
Dear Annie: Recovery turns to screen addiction
Dear
Annie
: Several years ago, my wife suffered a stroke. As part of her recovery, her doctor recommended a video game to ...
5d
Dear Annie: I was betrayed by someone I thought was a true friend
I am writing in response to the letter about the friend who was snubbed and not invited to join the group. True friendship is ...
2d
Dear Annie: Walking away allows toxic family space to self-reflect
It’s often said that walking away is about loving yourself ... but walking away is also about loving them. Walking away gives ...
Alaska Dispatch News
3d
Dear Annie: I’m grateful for my friend’s help, but I don’t like how she did things beyond what I asked her to do
Dear Annie: I am a nurse who needed to become a full-time caregiver for my mom, who is in her 90s. I have siblings; however, ...
5d
Dear Annie: I needed help taking care of mom but my friend went too far
"I’m torn between being grateful that I got a few days off but now find I don’t want to have this friend in my home again." ...
MLive
3d
Dear Annie: Walking away gives others the chance to be responsible for their own actions
It’s often said that walking away is about loving yourself ... but walking away is also about loving them. Walking away gives ...
Alaska Dispatch News
1d
Dear Annie: Honoring veterans
“Never give in -- never, never, never, never, in nothing great or small, large or petty, never give in except to convictions ...
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