Dear Abby advises a woman ‘perturbed’ by her fiance’s online activity, a girl sick of her mom’s disapproving comments about her body, and a man with a question about tipping…
I’m engaged to marry the love of my life. We’ve known each other since we were school-age . It will be a second marriage for both of us. He is unaware that I have access to his Facebook account and can see that he looks up his ex about once a week. They have been divorced for three years. It bothers me, but I’m hesitant to say anything because I would have to reveal how I know. I absolutely know he loves me and is in love with me. What do I do? —I can understand why you are bothered.
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