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A man in his 50s feels like his politeness is often misunderstood as "hitting on" someone.

A woman feels disrespected by her new boyfriend's tendency to be overly friendly to younger women in front of her.

Advice columnist Carolyn Hax answers your questions about the strange train we call life.

"If you're thinking you'd be a good member of the Dull Men's Club, then you're probably already a member," said club founder Grover Click, 85.

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The houses from "Home Alone" and "The Holiday" are as memorable as the characters.

Common Sense Media also reviews "The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim," "Creature Commandos" and "Dream Productions."

A letter writer wants to know how to approach their in-law who keeps changing the topic of conversation.

A son who was his dad's sole caregiver is overcome with guilt after his death.

This quick soup stars chickpeas and noodles, in a base that gets much of its flavor from a potent seasoning paste (made by Better Than Bouillon) and a finishing touch of raw garlic and herbs.