When your friend is in love—and you’re writhing in horror at the object of their affection—the first question to ask yourself isn’t how to raise the subject. It’s whether you should. The decision ...

I’m struggling with if, and how, to tell my friend that some of her behavior is obnoxious. She was the first friend I made when I moved to a new city, and she was very welcoming and warm. We have a ...

Dear Eric: I have a friend I’ve known since high school. We are now in our 30s. Although we are different and have different interests, we have enough common ground to maintain our friendship. I’ve ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I live in a very small apartment whose contents and decor I have curated according to my specific needs and taste. But even friends who know this about me give me gifts of ...

Dear Eric: I am a mid-60s married woman. I have been in a deep friendship for a couple of years with a married male colleague in his 30s. Neither of us is each other’s supervisor. Asking Eric: Nose ...

Haupt is a health and wellness editor at TIME. Haupt is a health and wellness editor at TIME. When your friend is in love—and you’re writhing in horror at the object of their affection—the first ...

At some point, many, or even most of you, will find yourself in this sort of situation. You are not always sure why, but you have this nagging feeling that your friend's partner is just not right for ...