She gets angry when I mention a second dog.
Dear Abby: My friend is keeping me away from the guy I had a fling with, and I don’t think that’s fair
I agree that important decisions like this should be shared, but that’s not how things work between you and your wife. In your household, she has taken on the role of “alpha dog.” And I hope you are aware that you do not need her permission to get a second dog, if you are the person who will ensure it gets the love and care it needs.My brother-in-law is with this woman, “Jana,” who has three children. They call him Dad. I’ve no idea where the real father is.
No one in our family liked Jana from the beginning. We have reason to believe he doesn’t love her and that he’s just attached to the kids. We have tried warning him, but Jana is louder, and he hears her more than he hears us.
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