Dear Annie: I think she’s the one. There’s just one big problem

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie hears from a reader who loves everything about his girlfriend except the fact that he ...

Dear Annie: How do I stand up for what I want without disappointing my parents?

My parents have made it very clear that they want me to study business. The problem is, I do not want to study business.
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Dear Annie: I love winter but my girlfriend hates snow

I tried taking her to a ski weekend once, but she was miserable, cold, anxious and counting the minutes until we could go ...
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Dear Annie: My parents want me to get a business degree, but I’m artsy

The idea of spending four years studying something I do not care about makes me feel defeated before I have even started.

Dear Annie: I don’t want to give up skiing, but she hates the cold

Dear Annie: I have been dating an amazing woman for about six months. She is smart, kind, funny and beautiful, and I honestly ...

Dear Annie: Parents say ‘art is a hobby, not a career,’ but it’s a decision that will change my life

Dear Annie: I am a high school senior trying to decide where to go to college, and I feel completely torn. My parents have ...

Dear Annie: I never would have thought love (and hate) for snow would make or break a relationship

Dear Annie: I have been dating an amazing woman for about six months. She is smart, kind, funny and beautiful, and I honestly ...

Dear Annie: My parents want me to study business, but I love art

Dear Annie: I am a high school senior trying to decide where to go to college, and I feel completely torn. My parents have ...

Dear Annie: We used to be so close, but now my sister is distant, dismissive

Dear Annie: My sister and I were once inseparable. We talked every day, shared everything and leaned on each other through ...

Dear Annie: I think she could be ‘the one’, but ... she doesn’t like snow

DEAR ANNIE: I have been dating an amazing woman for about six months. She is smart, kind, funny and beautiful, and I honestly think she could be “the one.” We get along great -- except for one small ...

Best of Dear Annie: Were we wrong to exclude someone from our new book club after she ruined the old one?

In a recent Dear Annie column, Annie reassured a reader that keeping the peace was more important than keeping all the members of the old book club.

Dear Annie: My love for art clashes with my parents’ business dreams

"The idea of spending four years studying something I do not care about makes me feel defeated before I have even started." ...