Dear Amy: This woman wanted to insist that all of her wedding guests had to wear the color yellow to the wedding. More outrageously, she also wanted to have a “silent reception.” Who has ever heard of such a thing?!
Dear Amy: Fifty years ago, my heart was broken – absolutely shattered, actually – when my first real love essentially ghosted me after an intense two years that had all the hallmarks of Happily-Ever-After.
Is this an imprudent idea that should be squelched, or would it be nice, acceptable closure to a 50-year-old heartbreak?Dear Questioning: Would contacting Mr. Long Ago wrap things up nicely for you, or might this contact open the lid to a box that contains 50 years of questions and emotions? Might it trigger some latent longing for Mr.
Or , a sincere apology might be offered and accepted, and you part company with a deep appreciation for your own emotional history.I wonder what your partner thinks you should do? I suggest that you share this dilemma, solicit your partner’s reaction and counsel, and – if you decide to go ahead with it – keep your message brief, simple, and sincere.I lost my 25-year-old daughter almost 30 years ago.From his memories he obviously had a crush on her.
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