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DEAR ABBY: I have been married for quite a long time, and I am seriously contemplating walking away from it. We no longer have anything in common. I’m active and hike, bike, play golf and lift weights. My wife is 100% sedentary and wants no part of any of these activities that could keep us both healthy. It has taken a toll on her to the point that she has become obese and has mobility issues. Even a small amount of exertion exhausts her, which leaves me doing almost everything. I did not sign up to be someone’s caretaker because she didn’t take care of herself.
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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 2024
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DEAR ABBY: I caught my husband talking on the phone to another woman. I heard him say, “Get some sleep, sweetheart,” and “Thank you for being my companion.” When I called him on it, he claimed nothing was happening and he had used the wrong words.
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In high school in the 1960s we studied government documents, but I don’t remember that the Declaration of Independence (from England), states that ‘it is necessary for us as a new country to dissolve England’s power and influence over us and to assume the powers of the earth to which the laws of nature and of nature’s God entitles us.’
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 2024
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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 2024
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DEAR ABBY: Recently, my wife and I and several other couples were houseguests in a large home. Among them was a couple who, when introduced, mentioned that the husband was a chiropractor. The following day, as we were all watching TV, my wife mentioned having neck and arm discomfort. The chiropractor offered to adjust her neck and back and they left.
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