In today's Dear Annie column, a frustrated reader complains that she's invited her friend and her husband over many times while they have been invited over just once in seven years.

A reader wonders what to make of the reservations she’s having about a yearlong relationship, and whom to share them with.

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A 19-year-old planned a Halloween party for friends visiting from eight hours away. His best friend wanted to come but refused to wear a costume or bring a homemade treat. After the friend complained ...

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A dog-loving couple included adoptable rescue puppies in their wedding ceremony to raise funds and awareness for dog adoption. Carly Block and her husband, Kevin Gallagher, selected their farm wedding ...

LOVE is in the air for a MAFS UK couple who have just released details of their weddings plans. The loved up duo met on the ...

Psychoanalyst and clinical psychologist Orna Guralnik became one of America’s favorite couples therapists through her role on ...

OpenAI is testing group chats in ChatGPT, letting up to 20 people collaborate with the AI in a single conversation. You can ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My family is planning a big holiday party, to take place at my club. My son, my daughter and I are each going to invite our friends. I belong to a women’s club, and I have a lot of ...

Holiday stress and unrealistic ideals affect both men’s and women’s body image, intimacy, and desire. Explore how awareness, ...

What am I to do when the very idea of people touching my coffee table books and not using coasters in my home makes me ...