Dear Abby: Disruptive family member has burned all her bridges
Family members have quit jobs, sold homes, and relocated to escape ongoing disruptions caused by a woman with narcissistic traits, who still holds ties to the family business.
- In Kentucky, the family reports a woman in her 60s has burned all her bridges and is moving out of state, according to Dear Abby, advice column by Abigail Van Buren .
- Her pattern of behavior—she repeatedly blames others and never apologizes, fueling conflict; Dear Abby suggested this aligns with narcissistic personality disorder, while family members seek treatment.
- Some relatives have quit jobs, sold homes and moved out of town to escape her dysfunction, but she still maintains ties to the family business.
- Family members want the disruptive woman to get treatment and restore household peace, and they are pursuing family therapy to manage contact with her.
- Dear Abby, advice column by Abigail Van Buren , offered to explain how some people in similar situations manage, guiding readers seeking guidance.
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Dear Abby: Husband gets too cozy with guest
Dear Abby: My 58-year-old husband recently shared a bed in our camper with a 21-year-old family friend. The friend is female. This happened in my absence. He thinks of her as a “daughter,” and although I’m not concerned about anything inappropriate happening between them, I still feel it was inappropriate. I expressed my feelings to him and said I didn’t want it to happen again, but it did. He still thinks it’s perfectly fine, but I do not. What…
Wife thinks camper guest is getting a little too cozy
DEAR ABBY: My 58-year-old husband recently shared a bed in our camper with a 21-year-old family friend. The friend is female. This happened in my absence. He thinks of her as a "daughter," and although I'm not concerned about anything…
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