Advice from Amy Dickinson.
I’ve been dating “Maria” for over a year. She is 71 and was raised in Spain.Maria has been professing her love for me since we began texting before our first date.
I do feel love for her, though not as intensely as she does for me. I’ve just never felt that special “click” with her. If you don’t feel that special “click” with “Maria,” and want to pursue other relationships, then you need to break up with her. For real.This is not a deep and pure love – this is clutching and smothering.
And for those who don’t want dogs in their homes, it is vital that hosts make it extremely clear that guests should leave their dogs at home.“Had It” expressed her frustration that her new husband let her adult stepchildren dominate their relationship.
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