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Dear Abby advises a recent college graduate who got a job on how she should handle living back home with her parents, while ...

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I'm a 23-year-old college graduate who was lucky enough to land a job in my field of study. The job is located in my hometown. Because I couldn't afford my own apartment, I moved back in with my ...

A grieving parent asks Dear Abby how to help her son, who has isolated himself after witnessing the murder of his brother. Abby suggests ways to encourage him to find support and healing.

The 23-year-old college grad is working full time, but would like her own place. Her parents are using her student loans to keep her in their house.

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Dear Abby gives advice to a mom whose youngest daughter suddenly wants to live with her father in another state.

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