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DEAR ABBY. 1 am a
very conservative
woman. I don’t drink,
dance, wear makeup or
pants. 1 enjoy the compa¬
ny of friends despite our
differences and thought
they enjoyed mine.
On our most recent
outing, however, they
mocked my religious
jewelry, commented on
my “lack of fashion,” and
made me feel guilty for
not wanting to stay out
late.
Despite this, they are
great friends and would
help me at the drop of a
hat. 1 don’t bring up their
being overweight, or that
1 think some of the
clothes they wear are
ugly. I don’t criticize
them for sleeping
around. 1 wish they
would accept me for who
I am.
I am considering not
going out with them the
next time they ask, but 1
don’t really want it to
come to that. Any sug¬
gestions?
JUST AN OLD
FASHIONED GIRL
DEAR OLD-FASH¬
IONED: Just this: It’s
time for you to start cul¬
tivating relationships
with people whose val¬
ues are more like your
own. The friends you
have described may be
lovely, but their com¬
ments were out of line
and folks are known by
the company they keep.
If you spend a lot of time
with the women you
have described, people
will begin to make
assumptions about you.
DEAR ABBY: Two of
my children, ages 28 and
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DEAR ABBY
Jeanne Phillips
30 and college-educated,
have what they call “bill
paying anxiety.” It does¬
n’t matter if they have
the money or not, they
find it difficult to pay
their bills. They have
both lost their licenses
for not paying traffic
tickets, but that hasn’t
taught either one of them
a lesson. Any advice on
how to help them?
ANXIOUS MOM
IN WASHINGTON
DEAR MOM How
long have those two been
out from under your
roof? Did you pay all
their expenses until
recently? Your “children”
aren’t children anymore.
They have reached an
age when they must now
learn from their mis¬
takes. When they’re
ready to assume respon¬
sibility for their actions,
they’ll do what other
adults who are in this
kind of hot water do:
They will seek financial
or psychological coun¬
seling and recognize that
acting like ostriches will
not fix their problems,
and neither will Mama.
Dear Abby is written by
Abigail Van Buren, also
known as Jeanne Phillips,
and was founded by her
mother, Pauline Phillips.
Write Dear Abby at
www.DearAbby.com or
P.O. Box 69440, Los
Angeles, CA 90069.