Navigating Social Dynamics: Dealing with Unwanted Changes in Saturday Dinners
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A woman is frustrated with her progressive dinner group as some couples want to invite new couples who don't live in the area, causing tension and arguments. Amy suggests being more open to including new people and allowing them to contribute to the meal. In another letter, a friend is exhausted by another friend's lack of coping skills and dramatic behavior. Amy advises expressing concern and suggesting professional help. Lastly, Amy acknowledges the toxicity of Facebook and the need to set boundaries when it comes to online rants and rumors.
Topics:entertainment#coping-skills#dinner-groups#facebook-toxicity#friendship-boundaries#relationships#social-etiquette
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