Dear Annie: My wife and I visit our daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter two or three times a year for about three days ...

Dear Old Rooster: It’s normal for physical intimacy to look different as we age, but it shouldn’t disappear altogether. Your ...

My wife and I visit our daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter two or three times a year for about three days each visit.

The closest we get is maybe a hug or peck on the cheek. If I suggest any other type of intimate relations, she finds a way to end the discussion.

Dear Annie: I’m 73, and my wife is 74. We’ve been married for 53 years and have never spent a night apart due to marital conflict. Admittedly, each of us may have spent a night or two on the couch, ...

Dear Old Rooster: It’s normal for physical intimacy to look different as we age, but it shouldn’t disappear altogether. Your wife’s UTIs are a valid obstacle, but using them as a reason to shut down ...

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie hears from frustrated parents who are upset their adult daughter got more cats after hers died.

The problem is that we’ve not been intimate for nearly 10 years. The closest we get is maybe a hug or peck on the cheek. Nothing else! When I attempt to discuss this issue with ...

I’d like to think I still look attractive to other eligible women of my age and stature, but I’m not looking to resolve the issue by seeking anything outside the framework of my marriage.

Dear Annie: My wife and I visit our daughter, son-in-law and granddaughter two or three times a year for about three days each visit. It’s a five- to six-hour drive for us. Both my wife and I have ...

Dear Worried: Parenting is a balancing act between being a rule enforcer and being a safe space. While Keith’s intentions may be good, snapping over small things is not an effective way to get the ...

There’s no creep factor or hidden agenda. He’s fine as a person, but I prefer to just hang with my friend one-on-one ...