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Boyfriends chatty’ habit
makes girlfriend jealous
DEAR ABBY: I’ve
been going out with this
guy for a couple of
months. The problem is,
he has to ALWAYS talk
to every woman he sees -
from a two-second con
versation to a several-
minute conversation. He
doesn’t even know 99%
of them.
When we go to a store,
I feel like I’m invisible.
He’ll walk away from me
and start talking to
women. I don’t trust him
completely because
sometimes he flirts or
says something that could
be taken in a sexual way,
and I worry that one of
these women could take it
like he’s interested in her.
I don’t want to break up
with him. I love him. But
I feel I have reason to be
jealous. I wish I was the
only girl for him. Please
give me advice. — NOT
NUMBER ONE IN
PENNSYLVANIA
DEAR NOT NUMBER
ONE: If you have dis
cussed this with him and
it persists, listen to your
intuition. If he loved you,
he would not be chatting
up other women. If a man
makes you feel like you
are not No. 1, get rid of
him before he destroys
your self-esteem.
DEAR ABBY: We have
a neighbor who likes to
go out with us to the casi
nos, restaurants and vari
ous other places. This is
doing her a favor, but she
never contributes toward
the transportation. When
we go out with other cou
ples, we alternate driving
or help to pay for fuel. All
we get from her is,
“Thank you. Let me
know when you’re going
next time.”
I know she reads your
column. I hope she reads
this and realizes this
sounds like her and takes
the hint. What do you
think is the best way to
handle this situation? —
ALWAYS THE TAXI
DEAR ALWAYS: Your
DEAR ABBY
Jeanne Phillips
friend may be an avid
“Dear Abby” reader, but
what if — heaven forbid
— she misses the column
today and doesn’t see
your letter? The “best”
way to handle this would
be for you to take the bull
by the horns and address
the problem directly with
her.
DEAR ABBY: My
4-year-old grandson,
“Johnny,” is obsessed
with all things military.
Everything he picks up is
a pretend gun, sword or
blaster. I know we played
cowboys and Indians as
kids, pointing sticks or
our hands and shouting
“Pow! You’re dead!” and
none of us turned into
shooters. But today’s cli
mate is more violent.
Johnny has already gotten
into trouble at preschool
for pointing and making
shooting noises. Is there
anything we can do to
discourage this behavior?
Does he need profession
al help? — UNCLEAR
IN CALIFORNIA
DEAR UNCLEAR:
Because Johnny has got
ten into trouble for pre
tending to play with guns,
his parents should explain
to him why it is not OK
to do that at school.
Unless there is something
going on with your
grandson that you omitted
from your letter, he
should not need profes
sional intervention for
acting like a normal boy.
Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips,
and was founded by her
mother, Pauline Phillips.
Contact Dear Abby at
www.DearAbby.com or
P.O. Box 69440, Los
Angeles, CA 90069.
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