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Widow’s thoughtful beau
is generous to a fault
DEAR ABBY
Jeanne Phillips
DEAR ABBY: I'm a
widow and have been seeing
someone for two years. He
often stays at my home. He
treats me well, but we have
different tastes in furnish
ings. He brings me trinkets
and tacky accessories from
his home that I do not dis
play. My spare bedroom
closet is filled with these
unwanted items. He knows I
can afford to buy the things I
like.
Recently he gave me two
gifts — both new — neither
of which I feel are appropri
ate for me. I appreciate the
thought, but why would he
continue to do this? He can
clearly see they are not on
display in my home, which
would indicate I don’t like
or want them.
This man is not a cheap
skate. He takes me for nice
dinners, movies, brings
flowers and chocolates as
well. I don’t want to hurt his
feelings. Should I continue
to accept the gifts and pre
tend I'm thrilled? I don’t
want to appear to be
ungrateful or spoiled,
because he is kind and gen
erous. — JANE DOE IN
THE SOUTH
DEAR JANE: Before this
man spends any more
money on gifts you put in a
closet, have a talk with him.
Explain that while you
appreciate the thought
behind the trinkets he gives
you, you have different
tastes, and suggest that the
next time he wants to give
you samething that you pick
it out “together”” (It doesn’t
take a crystal ball to see a
yard sale in your future.)
DEAR ABBY: My
85-year-old mother is in a
dysfunctional relationship
with my 50-year-old, alco
holic brother. He lives with
her rent-free and abuses her
emotionally and verbally. It
has gotten physical at times,
although she says he has
never hit her.
He was recently arrested
for domestic violence
against his girlfriend, who is
a drug addict. Mom has
dialed 911 more than once,
but the last time she told the
officers it was a “‘mistake”
because he’s on probation,
and she didn’t want him to
goto jail.
I'm at a loss about what to
do because if I have social
services look into it, I risk
ruining my relationship with
my mom, and she’s not in
the best of health. Should
my siblings and I take a
stand, step in and do some
thing about it? — WANTS
TO HELP MOM
DEAR WANTS TO
HELP: By all means! A
report should be made to
adult protective services in
your state because elder
abuse can involve emotional
and financial exploitation of
a vulnerable adult, as well as
physical abuse.
DEAR ABBY: I am a
Southern girl born in
Virginia, now living in
Florida. I have an accent.
Why is it that people make
fun of your accent when you
are from the South, but not
from up North? —
PONDERING IN
FLORIDA
DEAR PONDERING:
I'm not sure your assump
tion is correct. I have heard
people imitate Boston and
New York accents as well as
Southern accents. Years ago,
an Australian gentleman
on me, and had me fooled
for about 15 minutes. |
assume people do this
because they think it’s funny
and not out of a desire to
hurt anyone’s feelings.
PS. Isn’t imitation the sin
cerest form of flattery?