My uncle and I are in love, but what about Auntie? My uncle and I are in love, but what about Auntie? Tagged as: Age differences, Crushes, Family, Forbidden love, Three is a crowd, Troubled relationships << Previous question Next question >> Question - (14 April 2018) 11 Answers - (Newest, 6 May 2018) A female age 26-29, anonymous writes:
My husband spends more time with his female co worker than he does with . . . Auntie BB has given you some good financial advice But make sure you get away from him for the time being, if you can't get him to move out fr legal reasons stay with relatives friends if possible Let him see what he's losing because if he carries on like this he's asking to lose you His behaviour is unacceptable
Hes hesitating about the relationship because he thinks we live too . . . Reply to this Question Fancy yourself as an agony aunt? Add your answer to this question! A female reader, Honeypie +, writes (17 June 2014): I agree with Auntie Cindy (as usual) He isn't that keen on dating you And what he wants is sex on a platter When it's CONVENIENT for him I'd skip this guy
Is it alright for a married person to look up ex-boyfriend or . . . Have you talked to your wife about what she will do with the info? Does she want to talk to them or "just" look? How would she feel if you started looking in the past for exes as well? Curiosity is one thing But getting back in touch is a whole other bag of crap-apples I absolutely agree with Auntie Cindy, WHO cares about the people of your past?
I dont want to invite my aunt to the family party because she has a . . . Question - (14 August 2020) 6 Answers - (Newest, 15 August 2020) A female age 36-40, anonymous writes: Am I wrong to want my aunt (on my dad's side of the family) not to come to a small party of 13 people that's happening next month, simply because she stole presents and food last time? (the presents as it were, were clothing and wine for my sister who'd returned from 3 years working in
All he wants is sex, what should I do? - relationship advice A female reader, Honeypie +, writes (25 December 2017): I agree with Auntie BimBim You NEED to talk to him If you have have sex you can have awkward conversations Know what it is you WANT from him before you have this chat You are both so young which means you are both pretty inexperienced in relationships overall On how to build them, how to maintain them, how to improve on them If
Why does my wife come home wearing different colored panties? Is she . . . I agree with Auntie BimBim WHO the hay! checks their spouse' panty color before they leave the house? And have you considered that menopause, age and less strong muscles have made her urinary tract less strong - so a good laugh, cough or sneeze can leave a drop or two of pee coming out
I used to tell him that we should break up, but now that we have I feel . . . I agree with Auntie BimBim Right now you are hurting because you got dumped And I get that You tried so hard to be that "cool and perfect GF" that you put him entirely before yourself But when you DID put your self first, like having a drink with friends (which is NORMAL) or wearing a short skirt YOU like - he would freak out
He lost his job and hes homeless. . . should I let my new man move in . . . A female reader, Auntie Stoned +, writes (2 February 2009): Do not let the man move in at all lest you end up having to support him and facing difficulty to get him out eventhough you might it clear to him only temporary Furthermore, you do not know him for long only 5 months Being your boyfriend does not constitute welfare obligation on your part Comfort and better life quality for