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Dear Amy: My husband’s sister is getting married in a year. She is requiring all of the mothers at her wedding to wear a specific color and style of dress.

Dear Amy: Fifty years ago, my heart was broken - absolutely shattered, actually - when my first real love essentially ghosted me after an intense two years (including living together) that had all the hallmarks of Happily-Ever-After.

Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I read your column every day. There are times where I wonder how to approach a situation and try to imagine what your advice would be.

Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I am a divorced 52-year-old woman who is experiencing a disturbing situation. Men I meet for possible relationships have what I describe as argumentative personalities.

Dear Amy: For over 15 years, we have lived next door to our wonderful neighbors. We’re great friends with the parents and have been blessed to watch their three kids grow up.

Dear Amy: I have been with my boyfriend for five years. He always plays the victim - the world is out to get him and it’s everyone else’s fault. He is depressed, anxious, constantly negative, and constantly complaining.

Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I recently ended an emotionally abusive relationship with my best friend of one year. We met when we were both very lonely.

Amy Dickinson, Tribune Content Agency Dear Amy: I recently found out that my husband of seven years has been using high-interest credit cards in his own name to buy expensive luxury items (wine, watches, clothing, etc.). The total bill of this debt is $20,000.