In today's Dear Annie column, a survivor seeks guidance after a friend steals and publishes her childhood trauma as her own.

DEAR ANNIE I’m in my early 40s and tired of being alone. I tried online dating and got a hit.

One of my adult sons has become deeply involved in far-right political activism. What began as strong opinions has hardened ...

Make room for the parts of him that still exist outside ideology. Ask about work, hobbies, and ordinary life. Extremes thrive ...

I love my son. But I don’t recognize him much of the time anymore, and I worry about how isolated and consumed he seems.

Every time I see him and think of all the logical reasons that I should stop loving him, I am reminded of a hundred things I ...

"I don’t want to sound dramatic, but in my body, it feels dramatic — like someone is asking me to erase a part of my life ...

Dear Cousins Courting: I hear the loneliness in your letter, and I don’t dismiss it. Wanting connection, especially after ...

Dear Tired: No, you are not being too harsh. Being deliberately ignored is hurtful, and after 40 years of trying to keep the peace, it is understandable that you do not want to keep walking into a ...