In today's Dear Annie column, a reader struggles with a close friend who keeps score, uses sarcasm and guilt, and wonders how ...

Is this something I can bring up gently, or is it a sign that the friendship has become unhealthy and I need to step back?

Dear Eggshells: Feeling a knot in your stomach when a friend’s name pops up is your mind waving a little flag. You can ...

Bring it up once, gently but clearly, and keep it simple: “I care about you and I love our friendship, but the sarcastic ...

“How Can I Forgive My Cheating Partner?” is out now! Annie Lane’s second anthology -- featuring favorite columns on marriage, ...

Dear Eggshells: Feeling a knot in your stomach when a friend’s name pops up is your mind waving a little flag. You can ...

Dear Wanting: You are not wrong for wanting a third child, and your wife is not wrong for feeling finished. But this is one ...

Bring it up once, gently but clearly, and keep it simple: “I care about you and I love our friendship, but the sarcastic comments about my response time or who I spend time with hurt. I need us to ...

Bring it up once, gently but clearly, and keep it simple: “I care about you and I love our friendship, but the sarcastic ...

How do I address this without turning it into a fight? Is this something I can bring up, or is it a sign that the friendship has become unhealthy?

Feeling a knot in your stomach when a friend’s name pops up is your mind waving a little flag. You can appreciate Megan’s ...

I have a problem that feels small when I say it out loud, but it is starting to take up way too much space in my head.