Dear Abby: Should I accept my partner’s lack of affection or move on?
"Do I take a man who has a hard time kissing and hugging me because he shows affection in other ways, or should I move on?"
DEAR ABBY: New boyfriend has hard time showing affection
I lost my husband in the middle of last summer. He had a long illness with strokes and Alzheimer’s, and he was horrible to me. Out of our
Dear Abby: The man in my life, wonderful in every other way, never shows affection
I see this man at work all the time. He lost his daughter around the same time I lost my husband. We carpooled and talked a lot. I bought him a tree this year for Christmas with presents (everyone in the vanpool gets presents).
Dear Abby: My new boyfriend is loved by my family and perfect in all ways — except one
My children adore him. My ONLY hang-up is that because he hasn’t dated for more than 20 years, he isn’t very affectionate. Other than that, he’s great to me. If I mention that I like anything, he’ll buy it for me.
Dear Abby: Is this enough to disqualify an otherwise great boyfriend?
Other than that, he’s great to me. If I mention that I like anything, he’ll buy it for me. Do I take a man who has a hard time kissing and hugging me because he shows affection in other ways, or should I move on?
Dear Abby: Should I stay with man who isn’t into kissing, hugging but shows affection in other ways?
I took care of my husband 24/7 for the last two years of his life. I see this man at work all the time. He lost his daughter around the same time I lost my husband. We carpooled and talked a lot. I bought him a tree this year for Christmas with presents (everyone in the vanpool gets presents).
Dear Abby: BF is great, except with affection
He treats me well. My children adore him. My ONLY hang-up is that because he hasn’t dated for more than 20 years, he isn’t very affectionate.
Dear Abby: The guy I’m dating isn’t very affectionate, other than that ... he’s great to me
Do I take a man who has a hard time kissing and hugging me because he shows affection in other ways, or should I move on?
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Dear Abby: I have a life-threatening illness but I’m keeping it a secret from my family
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
Dear Abby: Is a caring but unaffectionate partner enough after a bad marriage?
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Dear Abby: My husband insists on walking around the neighborhood in nothing but a bathrobe
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
Dear Abby: Daughter’s partner still won’t put a ring on it
I mentioned marriage to him, and he answered, “Soon.” His parents also said the time will be coming soon. I heard from ...
Dear Abby: My wife’s disgusting habits keep getting worse. One is particularly disturbing.
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Dear Abby: A poem of forgiveness continues to resonate
A reader shares what a poem Abby printed years ago still means to her.
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Dear Abby: I really like a man I’m seeing, but he’s unaffectionate and can’t even give me a hug
The day after Christmas, we celebrated together. We have been together every day since. He treats me well. My children adore ...