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Family suspects the worst of plain Jane's prince
DEAR ABBY: lam a woman in my early 30s n’t want to subject our son to a broken mar
who is a well-paid professional. I like riage.
to think I have a good head on my
shoulders and a pleasant personality.
A year ago, I met a wonderful man,
“Adam.” He is younger than I am, but
we are compatible and our relation
ship has deepened. I recently asked
him to live with me and offered
financial assistance so he could pur
sue his medical education full-time.
My family is in an uproar! They
already disapproved of the fact that Adam is
younger than I am. Now they are barely civil
to him. He has stopped attending family func
tions with me. Even when he’s not around,
they badger me to realize that he’s “using me.”
I finally confronted my sister and insisted
she tell me why the family thinks there is no
chance that this man loves me. After some
hesitation, the truth came out: They think he’s
too good-looking for a “plain girl” like me.
I was devastated. I have always known that
I’m no beauty, but I was convinced Adam saw
beyond that and appreciated my other quali
ties. I WAS convinced, that is until now.
Abby, what’s your take on this?
HURT AND CONFUSED
DEAR HURT AND CONFUSED: Please do
not allow your overprotective family to devas
tate your self-esteem. If Adam has given you
no reason to doubt him, only time will tell
what the future holds for the two of you. You
deserve to be happy and to be respected.
Allow no one to destroy that.
DEAR ABBY: I am the father of a 7-year-old
son, “Taylor.” His mother, “Gwen,” and I had
a long-term relationship, but when she became
pregnant, neither of us wanted to marry. In our
hearts we knew it wouldn’t work and we did-
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Joyce Jillson
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY
(November 17). You’ll taste
sweet success this year as
you surpass your own record.
Keep striving this month
through January. You’ll make
your goal, even if you have
to enlist someone in the role
of helping you keep your
commitment to yourself.
Pare it down in February to
only your most rewarding
responsibilities, and you find
you are making more money
than ever! Your lucky num
bers are: 4,5, 29, 11 and 32.
ARIES (March 21-April
19) Leave plans loose so
you have the leeway to
change your mind as you
will several times. Pay atten
tion to disclaimers. Tonight,
go where the action is, even
if it means showing up
where you don’t know a
soul!
TAURUS (April 20-May
20) A new sense of purpose
prevails. You are making
important decisions, even
though it feels like you are
simply waiting for answers.
Narrow-minded people
should be politely ignored.
FORSYTH COUNTY NEWS Sunday, November 17,2002 ■
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woman I’ll call Stacey. We want to be married
next year and are planning a large wedding. I
had hoped to have Taylor serve as our ring
bearer. Stacey’s niece will be our flower girl.
At first, my son’s mother was agreeable to
the idea, but now she’s against it. Gwen refus
es to give me a concrete reason, other than she
“doesn’t think it’s a good idea.” She said our
son can attend the wedding accompanied by
his baby sitter but cannot be a member of the
wedding party.
I am angry about this. Stacey says I should
calm down and accept the situation. I’m look
ing to you, Abby. What do you think?
TAYLOR’S FATHER IN NEW YORK
DEAR TAYLOR’S FATHER: Listen to your
fiancee. She’s a wise woman. There is nothing
to be gained by starting World War 111. It
appears that your son’s mother resents the fact
you are committing your life to another
woman. Refusing to allow your young son to
be in the wedding is her only way of asserting
some control in a situation she cannnot other
wise control.
Although Taylor cannot be your ring bear
er, make sure he wears a boutonniere and is
present in some of the wedding pictures. It
will make him feel a part of the celebration
and that’s what’s important.
Under the stars' gaze
GEMINI (May 21-June
21) You wish others would
take care of you, but ulti
mately, you need to do the
job. Address health questions
now. It is time to overhaul a
relationship that no longer is
tolerable.
CANCER (June 22-July
22) Responsibilities
increase, so ask to be paid for
overtime. Someone who only
wanted to see you on a
romantic basis might start
talking about a business part
nership. It’s a lucky time to
join forces with those you
trust.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22).
Extremely positive forces are
moving you along, although
you may still feel that life is
chaotic and out of your con
trol. Romantic life can no
longer stand still. Don’t kiss
and tell it just won’t play
well.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22).
Why wait and see if others
notice all you’ve done lately?
Request a vote of confi
dence! Someone who used to
be a competitor will now
help you out. Little ones who
demand big attention pay
you back by making you
proud.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23).
You laugh, even when no one
else does proof that your
emotions are not dependent
on others. Provide leader
ship, and steer clear of
friends in a bad mood. The
stronger you become, the
more attractive you are.
Both Gwen and I have taken
our roles as parents seriously.
Since his birth, I have supported
Taylor financially. Taylor has
spent nearly every weekend at my
home or my parents’ since he was
3.1 also spend time with my son
during the week going to the
park, to the movies, etc.
I recently became engaged to a
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov.
21). Be patient toward loved
ones who are driving you
nuts change is in the
wind. You’re getting better at
communicating your
thoughts. Try what you never
would before. Get out and
show everyone tonight.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21). Be sure to ask for
more than you think you
deserve. You’ve been selling
yourself short and will soon
grow into the new figure.
Romantic interests are ready
to consider a joint account or
making a large purchase.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-
Jan. 19). Loosen up, and
don’t worry so much about
how you’re coming across.
Relationships with the most
unlikely people are the seeds
of your success. Tonight, put
the rest of the world on hold
while you finish something.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18). Be realistic. Distinguish
between vital and frivolous
spending it’s for your
future financial health. You
add your sparkle to otherwise
dry situations. You’ll impress
important people if you don’t
shock them first.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March
20). Healthy competition is
good for you. If someone
else’s debt is wrongly passed
to you, definitely speak up.
An all-or-nothing attitude
about love attracts more than
one eager date. You have a
special connection with a
Cancer.
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