Dear Abby gives advice to a grandmother who dislikes her grandson and two sisters who are having trouble borrowing each other’s clothes.
I must be the worst grandma in the world because I do not like my grandson. He’s 16, rude, disrespectful, has no manners and his hygiene is almost nonexistent. When I mention my concerns to my son, he says, “I’m working on it.” My daughter-in-law refuses to discuss it and just walks away.
We live in different states, so I don’t have a lot of interaction with the boy. But when I must, I don’t enjoy it. In fact, I find spending time with him very stressful. Any suggestions?If you visit, display your own good manners when dealing with your grandson and impart whatever advice you can. His behavior may improve by the time he is out of his teens.
If I refuse when she asks to borrow my things, she gets upset and says I don’t trust her. If I say yes and she tries something on that’s a little small, she gets upset about being “too fat.” I feel like I can’t win. I do trust her, and I don’t want her to have— TRYING TO BE A GOOD SISTERThe next time it happens, “remind” her that although your proportions are similar, they are not identical.
If I had a coupon, I would share it with them so we would all benefit, so I find it kind of irksome that they don’t. We are all on fixed incomes but no one is desperate for money. My wife says I should let it go and just focus on— FRIENDS SHOULD SHAREYour friend appears to be a bit selfish, and I can’t blame you for feeling annoyed. The way to deal with it would be to ask for separate checks when the server takes your order.
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby at
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