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Jimmy Kimmel's wife, Molly McNearney, revealed that her support for her husband and opposition to Trump has led to strained relationships with family members who support Trump, highlighting the personal toll of political divisions.
The horoscope for October 16, 2025, offers a generally positive outlook with emphasis on good relationships, cautiousness in financial and impulsive decisions, and opportunities for social and personal growth, while also highlighting the influence of the moon in Virgo and potential surprises in daily routines.
A person seeks advice on how to reconcile with their brother after a four-year estrangement caused by a dispute over family property and financial support, with the brother showing no willingness to reconnect despite the caller's efforts and reminders of their shared family history.
The horoscope for June 19, 2025, suggests a day of emotional sensitivity and positive opportunities for travel, self-reflection, and strengthening personal relationships, with specific advice tailored to each zodiac sign.
The letter writer's roommate's boyfriend is mistreating their cat, and the situation has become tense. The advice suggests finding a compromise by keeping the cat in the writer's room on occasion and having a direct conversation with the boyfriend to improve the situation. If the compromises don't work, the writer may have to consider moving out.
Ariana Grande urged fans to stop sending "hateful messages" to people in her life based on their interpretation of her new album, Eternal Sunshine, emphasizing that such behavior does not support her. The album, which delves into personal relationships and growth, was released on Friday amidst public interest in Grande's love life. She also performed on Saturday Night Live and recently spoke out about tabloid attention, highlighting the lack of space for nuance and humanness in media coverage.
A woman recounts her experience as a caregiver for her partner who was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer during the pandemic, detailing the strain it put on their relationship and her personal life. Despite her dedication and support during his treatment, she ultimately decided to end the relationship due to long-standing incompatibilities. The decision was met with misunderstanding and judgment from their social circle, highlighting the complexities of caregiving and the expectations placed on relationships after such experiences.
A grieving mother seeks comfort after her son's suicide and feels bitter towards her family for their rejection of him due to his mental illness. Dear Abby offers sympathy and suggests seeking support from organizations like the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
A reader seeks advice on how to handle their best friend's sudden withdrawal after a "crash" following a work trip. The friend is struggling with depression and has cut off communication, leaving the reader feeling worried and hurt. The advice suggests acknowledging the friend's need for space and refraining from expressing their own anxieties, while assuring the friend of their support and readiness to listen when she's ready to reach out.
Sabrina Kirberg, a mental health counselor, shares her experience of "breaking up" with her best friend of 11 years, emphasizing that the pain was more intense than a romantic split. She went through the stages of grief and sought therapy to cope with the loss, feeling that her support system had been ripped away. Despite still thinking about her friend daily, she has worked through her feelings and learned to love herself through therapy.
A woman seeks advice after being raped by her cousin and receiving no support from her siblings, who continue to associate with the cousin's family. Amy advises seeking counseling and legal advice, and supports the woman's decision to cut off contact with her unsupportive siblings. In another letter, Amy discusses the necessity of a cellphone for a teenager and suggests offering a flip phone as an alternative.
A grieving daughter is struggling with anger and resentment after her sister-in-law immediately asked for their late mother's possessions, despite her emotional vulnerability. Amy advises the daughter to acknowledge and express her negative feelings, recognize her right to speak her truth, and allow herself to grieve. She also suggests considering forgiveness and adjusting to the new reality, emphasizing the importance of time and tears in the healing process.
BP announces that interim CEO Murray Auchincloss, who took over after his predecessor resigned for failing to disclose personal relationships with colleagues, has been appointed as the permanent CEO following a competitive search process. The previous CEO, Bernard Looney, departed the company in September 2023 after admitting to not being fully transparent about his past relationships. Auchincloss, who was previously BP’s chief financial officer, has been chosen as the right leader for the company.
Reality TV star Kristin Cavallari revealed on her podcast that she cut off her father two years ago after he "crossed the line" with her three children. She described her father as a narcissist and said that she never felt good enough around him. The final straw came when he did something to her kids, prompting her to sever ties. Fans praised her for taking a stand against toxic family members and prioritizing her children's well-being. Cavallari and her father had already grown apart after the death of her brother in 2015.
Reality TV star Kristin Cavallari reveals that she cut off her father from her life two years ago after realizing he was a narcissist. She explains that her father always made her feel inadequate but would also put her on a pedestal when it benefited him. The breaking point came when he crossed a line with her three children, and she decided to sever ties. Cavallari emphasizes the importance of protecting her kids and allowing them to have a normal childhood, stating that she will support their pursuit of a career in entertainment only after they turn 18.