In today's Ask Amy column, Amy Dickinson responds to someone who is concerned about a friend's new relationship.
We’ve lost touch on and off, but we always find our way back, usually when she’s losing a relationship.
Six months later, she met “Chris” on a dating website. He was one of five or six guys she was seeing.I’ve seen her four times since then. Now I’m lucky if I talk to her once a month.She told me that her daughter and the daughter’s girlfriend are taking over her house, while she will live in the basement. They will pay the mortgage and buy the house in about a year.I’m concerned because the one thing she has always had is her house. It’s the house she grew up in.
Sometimes, the most effective way to do this is through simple statements, followed by thoughtful questions, and listening with intent.
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