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In this week’s Ask Eva column, Vogue’s agony aunt Eva Wiseman responds to a reader concerned her optometrist might be a pervert.

In this week’s Ask Eva column for British Vogue, Eva Wiseman counsels a reader whose partner keeps commenting on her body – and telling her to lose weight.

In this week’s Ask Eva column, Eva Wiseman counsels a reader who’s frustrated about her friend obscuring parental wealth.

In this week’s Ask Eva column for British Vogue, Eva Wiseman counsels a reader who isn’t sure if he should end his marriage now that he’s fantasising about cheating.

In this week’s Ask Eva column, Vogue’s agony aunt counsels a reader who can’t understand why her ex broke up with her.

“I think – and maybe I’m wrong, it has been known – that this is one of those things, like energy drinks for breakfast, where the appropriateness hinges quite dramatically on the age of everyone involved,” Eva Wiseman counsels in this week’s Ask Eva column for Vogue.

In this week’s Ask Eva column for Vogue, Eva Wiseman counsels a reader who’s worried that it’s bad to have sex on the first date.

“You’re mourning an unlived life, rather than appreciating the life you have, and I think it’s things like this that can make a person feel stuck, or tired, or old,” counsels Eva Wiseman in this week’s Ask Eva column for Vogue.

“With practice, you can learn to distinguish your own self-worth from a romantic rejection,” counsels Vogue’s agony aunt Eva Wiseman in this week’s Ask Eva column.

In this week’s Ask Eva column for British Vogue, Eva Wiseman counsels a reader who’s having trouble finding a date.