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FIND THE WORDS Dear Abby: My niece, and her husband, have been self-em- ployed for 20 years, but due to the econ- omy, Liam decided to go into the work- force. He is now employed at a state job with great pay and for them and their four children. Our family is elated for him and his family, except Elle. She stand for Liam to be away from her. She daily with him, telling him he has sen a job over his They were al- ways a nice family unit, but now Elle is destroying it because of the insecure, overbearing control she needs to have.
heartbreaking to see. I wish I could make Elle understand that this job means they will no longer be struggling but she care. She wants to be near Liam at all times. The situation is awful. I be- lieve they may end up in divorce court because her husband got a great state job.
Your thoughts on this, please? Helpless In Pennsylvania Dear Helpless: I think your insecurity and insistence on having her husband on a short leash at all times is unhealthy, to say the least. She needs professional help, and Liam should in- sist upon it. If she refuses, he will then have to decide whether the current sta- tus of their marriage is something he wants to tolerate for the foreseeable fu- ture and plan his next steps accordingly. Dear Abby: My husband and I retired six years ago and moved from California to Texas. I have two grown sons, and my husband has two grown daughters still living in Cali.
My oldest daughter (50) just came to visit along with her 10-year-old daughter. On the Sunday they were to leave, my husband was to take them to the airport in the morning and leave me home to read my Sunday paper. Before they left, his daughter wanted a picture of all of us together. I told her I want a pic- ture taken in my nightgown, but she said it would be only from the neck up. I acquiesced, and she took the shot.
Two days later, former clients of mine from California posted on Face- book how glad they were to see me look so happy in retirement. My husband showed me the Facebook posting of me from the waist up in my nightgown on his page! I go on Facebook, I want my likeness on Facebook, and not happy that after expressing my feelings about having my picture taken in my nightgown, his daughter put me on Facebook. it common decency to ask someone before arbitrarily posting their picture on Facebook? Not Happy In Texas Dear Not Happy: I am going to as- sume that your daughter post the family picture on her page to you. She may have for- gotten her promise to you. Because this the impression of your happy re- tirement you want to convey, ask her to take it down and hope she complies.
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