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Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I have been living together for almost five years. His parents bought a house a few doors down. They pop in whenever they feel like it and even walk into our bedroom while we are in bed. I need this to stop. His mother and I had a falling-out in the past because she felt she had a right to control everything down to where I keep my dirty laundry. This is a touchy subject with my boyfriend, let alone his mother. Please help me. — NEEDS PRIVACY IN MARYLAND DEAR NEEDS PRIVACY: No one should enter your home without first asking permission, and that goes fo...

DEAR ABBY: I am a 72-year-old divorcee. I live alone in a 55-and-older community where I have many friends and an active life.

'My sons almost never contact me, not even on my birthday or Mother's Day.'

Dear Abby: Ex-comes back for a second chance after being rejected Updated Dec 17, 2020; DEAR ABBY: My ex had a prior relationship with my cousin “Earl.” When she talked about her past relationships, a common theme emerged. Her partners were emotionally abusive -- cheating, berating her, throwing rage fits where they screamed in her face and threw things. My own history is similar. My partners have done the same to me. (I do not engage in such behavior.) Earl told her he still has feelings for her, despite the emotional abuse he had inflicted upon her. I confronted him and told him that w...

That will involve democratic corruption. a meeting in the obama white house to get dirt on trump and manafort and others. there is so much evidence, plus a founding by a court in the ukraine that in fact the only illegal activity in terms of interfering in our election was done by a ukrainian giving information to hillary clinton. it was a finding of a court. judge jeanine: the whistleblower says you were work on your own. >> the whistlele blower said five things about me that are blatantly false. whistleblowers don't write letters with foot notes that are longer than texts. judge jeanine: i h...