Dear Amy: I have a longtime lady friend whom I also work with. She got married just over a year ago.

Dear Amy: I have been coaching at the grade school level for 12 years. This past season of basketball was my last. As a gift for the years I have dedicated to the sport, all the parents donated money toward a coaching gift as they usually do. However, sin

Dear Amy: My teenage daughter and her cousins have a 40-year-old aunt who has a Facebook page.

Dear Amy: I am a new mother. My baby is 4 months old.

Dear Amy: I am in my 50s, with a 17-year-old daughter. I've been divorced for 10 years. Her dad is remarried.

Dear Amy: I have been dating "Donald" almost two months.

Dear Amy: My cousin has finally had a baby after years of trying. I was really happy for her, until I found out what she named her son.

Dear Amy: My husband and I have been married a little more than five years and have two children together.

Dear Amy: I happened to meet up with my high school sweetheart more than four years ago. I fell in love with her again, and we had an affair. It made me end a 32-year marriage.

Dear Amy: I'm a 56-year-old woman. My husband, "Larry," is 54, and we've been married for four years.

Dear Amy: My brother and his soon-to-be ex-wife have been married for 19 years. They have twin girls who are almost 7 and live in another state. They are going through a nasty divorce in which my sister-in-law has pressed child molestation charges against

Dear Amy: I am in my late 20s and had to move home to my parents' house because of a lack of money.

Dear Amy: I found the man I want to spend my life with. We've been together for almost three years. I think we have a great life together, but I want our relationship to progress to marriage.

Dear Amy: I was saddened by the letter from "Sad Senior," in which he/she lamented the fact that, while Sad's classmates spent the summer before their senior year in high school in "prestigious internships," Sad merely took colleg

Dear Amy: I am 16 years old and a junior in high school. I seem to be involved in a never-ending supply of drama -- teenage and otherwise.

Dear Amy: I've just returned from a visit with my two kids to their dentist. My children are ages 5 and 2. I have noticed that in situations regarding my children, adults don't have any problem referring to me as "Mom."

Dear Amy: I have a friend who is 76. She is a hard worker with a good heart, but when she is crossed, she throws a tantrum just like a little kid.

Dear Amy: I'm a gay teenage guy, and I have no idea how to come out.

Dear Amy: Many years ago, my husband surprised me with a pair of diamond earrings. Needless to say, I was very happy at receiving this unexpected gift.

Dear Amy: Many years ago, my husband surprised me with a pair of diamond earrings. Needless to say, I was very happy at receiving this unexpected gift.

Dear Amy: My brother, who was in his 40s, recently died unexpectedly.

Dear Amy: Two years ago, my children attended a day-care center in our area.

Dear Amy: I'm a female elementary school teacher, age 59, and I have a real problem with how the parents of my students dress. I dress very modestly, but I don't think I'm a prude.

Dear Amy: I am a freshman at a Catholic high school.