Dear Amy: I just had to respond to the letter from "Loving Husband," who was complaining about sexless marriages.

Dear Amy: Seven years ago, I married a widowed man who has three children (all married), nine grandchildren and a great-granddaughter. They all live in another state.

Dear Amy: I have been divorced for almost two years. My husband went through a midlife crisis after 27 years of marriage, took a new job 2,000 miles away without discussing it with me, told me he didn't love me and basically shut me out of his life.

Dear Amy: I have a 4-year-old son. His mother and I have lived apart for the last 18 months. He spends time equally between the two of us.

Dear Amy: I would love your opinion on the saying of grace outside of one's own home.

Dear Amy: I am having a hard time forgiving my friends and could use some help.

Dear Amy: I have been putting off a divorce for far too long for various reasons.

Dear Amy: I am engaged after a two-year relationship. There is plenty to love about my fiancée, but I have a problem.

Dear Amy: I'm a 50-year-old man and I find myself lost in a difficult situation. I'd like your unbiased opinion.

Dear Amy: I have been married for 34 years but am in love with another woman (also married). We were making plans to end our marriages to be together when an anonymous letter was sent to my wife telling her of the affair.

Dear Amy: My wife has a tendency to take her frustrations out on me, to the point of lecturing me (loudly) about things that I have not even done.

Dear Amy: My husband visits his kids every other Saturday and will spend time at his ex's apartment (the kids live with his ex-wife).

Dear Amy: I had a miscarriage last year around this time. I was in a horrible state at first and then started cheering up, but now I'm starting to feel depressed about it again.

Dear Amy: I have been married for 10 years and have a wonderful husband. We have two great kids and really have a good life, except that we live paycheck to paycheck and I am tired of always being behind on bills. We don't have a lot of credit card d

Dear Amy: My wife and I are having a conversation about how our children (ages 6 and 4) should address adults.

Dear Amy: I have been in a relationship with a man for 14 years. When I first met him, he was trying to quit biting his nails and I was very proud of him for attempting to overcome this habit.

Dear Amy: Our son came back to live in our home three years ago after completing his Ph.D. He has living quarters on the lower level of our home. He is 30 years old and we feel he should have some privacy, so he can come and go as he pleases.

Dear Amy: I am starting a new job next month and I would like your advice.

Dear Amy: I have a friend whom I have not seen in decades. We were once very close, but we live far apart and our contact now consists of exchanging annual holiday greetings.

Dear Amy: My family recently attended a big party at a longtime friend's house.

Dear Amy: Three years ago I found out my husband had been unfaithful many times during our eight-year marriage.

Dear Amy: I am 22 years old, in graduate school, and living with my identical twin sister.

Dear Amy: I am a junior in high school and am starting to think about what career I want to pursue and what universities I'd like to attend.

Dear Amy: My wife and I have been married for 13 years and have three young children.