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Asking Eric: She’s the party boss. Why can’t I just accept that?

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By Susan Steade 
| The Mercury News
Dear Eric: Twenty years ago, I found myself a part of a group that initially started as a bunch of gym buddies. I was brought inside the circle by the “leader,” i.e., the one who initiates and makes plans. Since the pandemic, the gatherings outside the gym (parties, social meetups) have increased a great deal. I feel resistance to our leader, who solely determines the theme, the food, the activities and the dress code for the parties or events.
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Harriette Cole: They act like my mom was the other woman Original

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By Susan Steade 
| The Mercury News
DEAR HARRIETTE: My half-siblings and I have worked hard to develop a deep bond. Now that we have it, I don’t want anything to get in the way of that. My dad’s side of the family seems to have given these older siblings the impression that my mother was the “other woman.” Although my mom and dad are still together, she doesn’t attend any family function unless it’s hosted by me or someone on her side.
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Harriette Cole: Husband refuses to interact

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By Susan Steade 
| East Bay Times
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... DEAR HARRIETTE: I have been in conflict with my husband for years. We used to enjoy each other’s company, but somewhere down the line that changed. Now I am not interested in the things he likes to watch on YouTube, which he seems to have on 24 hours a day. He couldn’t care less about what I like to watch. He is retired now and barely wants to take care of himself. What I hear is: “Why should I shave? I don’t have anywhere to go,” so he now looks like a bear.
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