Asking Eric: Should I Accept Friend Request From Childhood Buddy Who Was a Jerk During His Divorce?

Asking Eric: Husband has a rocky past with his family

Dear Eric: My husband has a rocky past with his family. He is close with one sister and doesn’t enjoy being with the other (“Lisa”), especially since she started dating (now married) a guy that is very awkward and makes our family get-togethers much less fun. Additionally, their mother “Betsy” has been cut out of our lives, but not Lisa’s. Betsy was physically and emotionally abusive to my husband’s family growing up. When we had our first child…

Asking Eric: An old friend reached out after our friendship ended badly

Dear Eric: A childhood friend, almost a brother really, cheated on his wife when we were in our late 40s. Our two families were very close, and my wife became his wife’s main emotional support person during a very painful divorce. He was a jerk during the whole incident, and it broke up our friendship.

Asking Eric: My childhood buddy cheated on his wife and it ruined our friendship

DEAR ERIC: A childhood friend, almost a brother really, cheated on his wife when we were in our late 40s. Our two families were very close, and my wife became his wife’s main emotional support person during a very painful divorce. He was a jerk during the whole incident, and it broke up our friendship.

Asking Eric: Should I accept friend request from childhood buddy who was a jerk during his divorce?

Dear Eric: A childhood friend, almost a brother really, cheated on his wife when we were in our late 40s. Our two families were very close, and my wife became his wife’s main emotional support person during a very painful divorce. He was a jerk during the whole incident, and it broke up our friendship.

Asking Eric: Friend made an unforgivable mistake; years later, I miss him, but wife is in the way

Dear Eric: A childhood friend, almost a brother really, cheated on his wife when we were in our late 40s. Our two families were very close, and my wife became his wife’s main emotional support person during a very painful divorce. He was a jerk during the whole incident, and it broke up our friendship.

Asking Eric: Should I accept my ex-friend’s Facebook request after his affair?

Dear Eric: A childhood friend, almost a brother really, cheated on his wife when we were in our late 40s. Our two families were very close, and my wife became his wife’s main emotional support person during a very painful divorce. He was a jerk during the whole incident, and it broke up our friendship.