Annie Lane

4 days ago | spokesman.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I’ve been married for over 25 years, and from the outside, it probably looks like we have a stable life. We raised kids together; we pay the bills; we attend family functions. But inside the walls of our home, I feel painfully alone. My husband and I barely talk anymore unless it’s about schedules, errands or something to do with the house. There’s no affection, no real conversation and certainly no intimacy.

4 days ago | dcourier.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I've been married for over 25 years, and from the outside, it probably looks like we have a stable life. We raised kids together; we pay the bills; we attend family functions. But inside the walls of our home, I feel painfully alone. My husband and I barely talk anymore unless it's about schedules, errands or something to do with the house. There's no affection, no real conversation and certainly no intimacy.

5 days ago | spokesman.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I’m a 66-year-old woman, married to my second husband for nearly 17 years. Like many couples, we’ve had our share of struggles – serious enough that we were close to separating. Wanting to save our marriage, I asked him to attend counseling with me, and to his credit, he agreed. We’ve been doing much better since then and have found more happiness together. But recently, I uncovered something that has left me completely shaken.

5 days ago | gillettenewsrecord.com | Annie Lane

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6 days ago | creators.com | Annie Lane

Dear Annie: I've been dating a wonderful man for five years, and for the most part, our relationship is strong and loving. We don't live together, so we typically see each other just a couple of times a week, with more time together when we go on vacation. That time feels precious to me. But lately, I've found myself increasingly frustrated, and I'm not sure how to bring it up without sounding jealous or petty.