Ask Amy

I currently am wrestling with several serious food allergies.

When I started seeing my guy, we were so in tune and on the same page about everything!

I’m in my 60s and undergoing cancer treatment, therefore immunocompromised.

My daughter is toxic. She and her husband live with me, but with my help of a hefty down payment they will soon be moving out.

I was with my former partner for several years. He traveled often for work.

Here’s one for the bizarre era in which we are living.

Several years ago, my husband and I visited his brother and wife for a vacation.

My grandmother is a traditional Southern lady who drilled her grandchildren on the importance of a heartfelt, promptly sent thank you note after receiving a gift or kind gesture.

My husband and I were married last month.

My 21-year-old daughter (a senior in college) met her boyfriend two weeks into her freshman year (he is 23).

My parents are in their late-50s. They live in their own home nearby.

I have always been very private regarding health and medical issues.

I work for a small entertainment startup, consisting of five cisgender white men. I got in on the ground floor during the pandemic.

My brother, “Harold” died unexpectedly from an infection in December.

Imagine working in an office and having someone copying everything you wear!

I am getting married this summer and was looking forward to having my best friend be my matron of honor. I was maid of honor in her wedding.

I have recently been reliving a trauma from my childhood on a daily basis.

What is the etiquette for Zoom-based celebrations?

My son and his wife have been married for almost 10 years.

I recently broke up with my boyfriend of over four years.

My husband and I have been married for 37 years. During our marriage our sex life was good (but infrequent).

“Bobbie,” an older neighbor of mine, was not a good person.

I started an annual tradition with my daughter to take her on mommy-daughter adventures for her birthday (like hiking, kayaking, horseback riding, etc.).

I saw my next-door neighbor in the footage of the rioters at the Capitol on January 6.

Last year I found out that my sister and her 17-year-old son were providing weed to my son, who was 15 years old at the time.

Maybe I no longer have a conscience, or maybe I am just lucky, but either way, I’d like your opinion.

I’m currently undergoing treatment for breast cancer. People have had some very odd reactions to the baldness caused by my chemotherapy.

I grew up adopted. My adoptive parents also had a biological daughter. My sister is several years younger than I.