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May 18, 2010
WHITE-COLLAR WOMAN KEEPS HER BLUE-COLLAR BEAU UNDER WRAPS
DEAR ABBY: I'm a divorced, middle-aged professional woman
with a Ph.D. who has been keeping company with a man my age
for seven years. "Burt" treats me well. He takes me out, has
helped with some major home renovation projects, sends me
flowers and I enjoy his company. I'm perfectly happy in his
world, and I like most of his friends.
On the flip side, Burt is overweight, has a drinking problem
and never finished college. My problem is, I can't bring my-
self to introduce him to those in my "professional circle."
I'm afraid he will say something boorish, show up drunk or
otherwise embarrass me.
Is there something intrinsically wrong with me that I'm
ashamed to have the man I love meet people with whom I work
and socialize? Is there something wrong with the relation-
ship?
-- IT'S COMPLICATED IN WISCONSIN
DEAR IT'S COMPLICATED: There doesn't appear to be anything
wrong with the relationship. It has worked for seven years.
What's "wrong" may be that you're afraid you have "settled"
for someone who isn't up to the standards of those in your
professional circle. If you are happy, why do you feel you
must live up to someone else's standards?
Of course, this doesn't have to be a deal breaker. If you
and Burt are a happy couple, keep your personal and pro-
fessional lives separate. Many couples do.
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DEAR ABBY: I am a young, single mother of two girls. I work
full time and I'm involved in my daughters' lives. I go to
all their school functions, coach their soccer team, serve
as the Cookie Mom for Girl Scouts and volunteer for anything
else I can manage to squeeze into my schedule, but I have a
hard time making friends with any other moms.
None of the other mothers wants to get to know me. I wait
at the bus stop with my girls and the moms talk to each
other, but not to me. I get a weird "vibe" from them, as
if they think I'm too young to know anything. I try to join
in, but it seems they really don't care for me.
I have friends my age, but they don't have children. I want
friends who have families because they face the same kind
of issues I do. What can I do to make these moms like me?
-- FRIEND-CHALLENGED IN CYPRESS, TEXAS
DEAR FRIEND-CHALLENGED: There is no way to "make" someone
like you, and if a clique has already been established, it
can be difficult to break in. It is possible that because of
your youth and single status you are perceived as a threat
to them -- but I do have a suggestion, and your youth can be
an advantage. Start asking them for advice, and it's possible
they may take you under their collective wing.
DEAR ABBY: What is the proper way to kiss after the wedding
officiant says, "You may now kiss the bride"? Should the
couple share a simple kiss, or can it be a little more
intense?
-- DANIELLE IN TAMPA
DEAR DANIELLE: The wedding is a time to demonstrate eternal
commitment, not unbridled passion. The kiss can be as intense
as you like, as long as it doesn't last more than six
seconds, and doesn't remove the bride's lipstick.
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