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TAKING CHARGE
Night Talker Dear Dr. Archer, I’m a 22 year old male working on getting my degree. My problem is that I talk in my sleep. My roommates make fun of me for doing this,
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TAKING CHARGE
Over With Dear Dr. Archer, I’ve been married since Dec. 2008. My husband is verbally abusive and a loser, and just lost his job because of his marijuana habit. He spends all our money
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TAKING CHARGE
In The Past Dear Dr. Archer, When I was 13, I was the target of a rumor, which left me shattered. It was a traumatic event at school, and it shattered my life. I’m
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LET IT GO
Dear Dr. Archer, I have clinical depression, which comes and goes, and it’s being treated. I also see a therapist. In fact, I’m one, myself. I know what I have to do, but I
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ACORNS
As the saying goes, “the wild hog found an acorn.” Every great once in a while, you actually get one right. Please, remember you heard it here first. We recently acknowledged a huge benefit
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AGE DOESN’T MATTER
Dear Dr. Archer, I fell for someone I met on the Internet. I am 33 years old, single, and have no problem getting dates. However, I am a bit of a party girl, and
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STARTING OVER AFTER ACCIDENT
Dear Dr. Archer, Just over a year ago, I worked and lived in Thailand. I was living the dream. I loved my apartment, my job and my friends. I couldn’t have wished for more.
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SELFISH OR UNREASONABLE
Dear Dr. Archer, I used to live alone, but a few months ago a friend convinced me to move into a two-bedroom apartment with her so that we could share rent. We thought it
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HIS WAY OR THE HIGHWAY
Dear Dr. Archer, My boyfriend wants to end our relationship, because I refuse to move in with him before getting married. He thinks moving in together will draw us closer. But I grew up
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ABUSIVE MOM
Dear Dr. Archer, My daughter is 28 years old, college educated, and the mother of my six-year-old grandson. She is neglectful, disrespectful, and continually ignores my grandson. He’s acting out, and crying for help.
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