Dear Abby advises a woman on her relationship with her aunt and others about their partners.
My aunt frequently cuts people out of her life for perceived slights — small, large and imagined. A few years ago, she got into a fight with my dad . Somehow, the rest of my family got cut out, too. Guilt by association, I guess.She has done it to me so many times that I decided this last time would be it. I no longer want the drama of being “let back in” , only to be mysteriously cut off again.
On one hand, I have always believed that home is the one place where people should be fully embraced despite their imperfections. On the other, he is driving me out of my gourd! Just like with sausage, maybe spouses should not be examined too carefully. Any advice for renewing the mystery in our relationship? —Dear Abby: Do I tell my daughter that her dad sends nudes to strangers online?
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