Dear Abby advises a woman whose boyfriend doesn’t contribute financially to their relationship and a grandfather unsure how to treat his son’s step-children.
I have a connection with someone very close to my heart, but I’m afraid our relationship isn’t healthy. I’M the one who pays our rent. I’M the one who pays for all the food. And I’M the one who has to drive ALL THE TIME — and, as you know, gas isn’t cheap.
I want to include him in our activities, but all my friends say that’s “unrealistic.” How dare they! I love him with all my heart, but often he just doesn’t want to spend time with me. And I’m worried he’s been cheating on me! What should I do? —Your letter is full of red flags.
I must say it was a benefit for the child. To this day, Paisley is still a major part of his life. For the last five years she has called him Dad because her mother doesn’t want her real dad to be part of her daughter’s life, and Paisley wanted someone to call Dad.
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