2020年8月3日 · Dear Amy: Like “Isolated,” I have a medical condition that makes it necessary to isolate during the pandemic. My remote friends and I have discovered online bar trivia, which we play via Zoom. I can't tell you how much I look forward to this weekly two-hour activity.

2022年12月3日 · The Ask Amy daily column combines storytelling with advice that is rooted with honesty and trust.

2024年6月30日 · The Ask Amy daily column combines storytelling with advice that is rooted with honesty and trust.

2024年6月27日 · Dear Amy: I am an average-attractive single woman who lives in a big city. I am frequently approached by men of other races that flirt with me and try to get my phone number. How do I tell them I am not interested, without offending them?

2023年7月12日 · Dear Amy: My husband and I work full-time jobs and are fortunate to have weekly childcare for our children (ages 9 and 13) through our parents, all of whom live nearby. However, we recently learned that “Grandma A” has been doing things we …

2024年6月12日 · Dear Amy: This is a strange slow-motion disease for which you have to keep a healthy balance between keeping hope that there may be a medical solution, and embracing reality. My experience with my sister illustrates what you often discuss in your column: that we shouldn’t rely on our assumptions.

The Ask Amy daily column combines storytelling with advice that is rooted with honesty and trust.

2020年4月17日 · Dear Amy: I raised my son as a single parent. He was a very bright student studying abroad when he started practicing voyeurism. He graduated to taking photos of unsuspecting women in compromising situations. He was arrested for this four times. I got him the best lawyer I could in hopes that he'd have a chance at living a promising life.

2022年7月14日 · Dear Amy: My cousin was living with and taking care of my mom near the end of my mom’s life. My mother needed constant care. I was living hundreds of miles away at the time, so this was a good solution at the time.

2023年8月30日 · Dear Amy: I have lived my life trying to help people. I have “gone to the rescue” many times to help people who were needy or suicidal or addicted and in need of therapy or treatment. And it does make me happy when I think I have been able to help someone.