DEAR ABBY: Grandpa anticipates a delicate conversation to come

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Dear Abby: My son just told me that his daughter is 26 years old and is undergoing breast enhancement surgery. My question is, how do I fix it when I see her next Probably in How many months? It is Don’t like to comment on new hair colors or hairstyles. Comments on female anatomy, especially the elderly in that section, are not favorable.

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As I can see, there are two ways to do this. 1. She mentioned it to me Probably not May happen. So, since she had the surgery to make a significant difference, how should I react? Two, she didn’t mention them. No introduction to the topic, I am Not sure I should have any response. Can my silence be seen as negative or lack of recognition? ID Thank you for helping to develop a response before necessary. – Cool Grandpa of Texas

Dear Grandpa: If your granddaughter mentions this – she’s glad that she might have told her she looks great. When you say it, look her in the eyes. If she doesn’t mention the subject, play calm and keep the zipper on her lips.

Dear Abby: Two years I I have always had an affair with my married neighbor, “Reed”. Suddenly, his stepdaughter broke up with her boyfriend because he deceived her and now Reed breaks up with me – saying he needs to be a role model for his kids. I am Sorry, his daughter is injured, but if she No Break up with her boyfriend, Reed still wants between us. Please tell me what I can do to overcome him. – Cut off in Florida

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Dear cut off: Look inward. Check that you start an extramarital affair with someone who is not available. While it may be fun in the short term, it is a sad waste of time if you want more. When Reid saw his daughter’s boyfriend’s cheating caused her pain, I doubted how much he realized his behavior had affected his family. or, He was tired of sneaking. By ending this incident, he helped both of you. Once you realize it, you can move on.

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Dear Abby: Keith and I met online a year and a half ago. Since then, we have been 400 miles apart and visited each other a few times. I am My single mother in her 30s lives near her family. Keith’s Approximately the same age and life Very close To my big family.

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I realized recently that I might have fallen in love with him. I want to admit my feelings and move to my feelings if my feelings are rewarded. How can I deal with this topic? I am Tired of doing the movements. I need something beautiful and stable in my life. I No I always want to know “what if?” – Prepare to take a step

Dear Preparation: Keith once told you, did he miss you after these visits? If he had it, it would be instruct Your feelings are rewarded. If he Nofirst tell him how much you like visiting and miss him. His response is important because it may open the door to where you want to accept friendship.

– Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, founded by her mother Pauline Phillips. Please contact Dear Abby at Dearabby.com or CA 90069 Po Box 69440 in Los Angeles.

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