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Dear Eric: I work in the public sector in a job that makes me well known in my field of work and well known in the community where I work, but not where I live which is a few towns away.

Dear Eric: My husband is 72 and I am 68. He is still working, and I am retired and work part time. We have been married for six years. We keep our finances separate, yet both contribute to basic ...

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Dear Eric: I need you to smack me upside the head. I’m married with two young kids. For some reason, I’ve developed a huge crush on a guy who works at my local supermarket. This is eating me ...