She posts inspirational quotes daily and talks endlessly about how she’s finally “living her truth.” I want to be supportive.

In today's Dear Annie column, a woman feels judged by her sister’s post-divorce “renaissance” and seeks advice on staying ...

My friend of 20 years confessed to having a crush on her executive coach, which then developed into a flirtation, which then ...

Dear Annie: My friend of 20 years confessed to having a crush on her executive coach, which then developed into a flirtation, ...

Dear Annie: I’m a 52-year-old woman with a good marriage, grown kids and a life I’m generally proud of. But I can’t stop feeling irritated -- and then guilty -- around my younger sister.

My friend of 20 years confessed to having a crush on her executive coach, which then developed into a flirtation, which then ...

Dear Annie: My friend of 20 years confessed to having a crush on her executive coach, which then developed into a flirtation, which then became a sexting affair. I have always known she is unhappy in ...

Dear Annie: My friend of 20 years confessed to having a crush on her executive coach, which then developed into a flirtation, which then became a sexting affair. I have always known she is unhappy in ...

I’m a 52-year-old woman with a good marriage, grown kids and a life I’m generally proud of. But I can’t stop feeling irritated -- and then guilty -- around my younger sister. She’s 46 and recently ...

She swings between crying about feeling worthless after her affair and snickering about her “bad girl” behavior.

Dear Annie: My friend of 20 years confessed to having a crush on her executive coach, which then developed into a flirtation, which then became a sexting affair. I have always known she is unhappy in ...

She insists she’s not judging, but I leave her house feeling like she sees me as the cautionary tale in her comeback story.