R. Eric Thomas

1 week ago | oregonlive.com | R. Eric Thomas

Dear Eric: My coworker has been wearing sleeveless summer tops and dresses recently. She looks so cute in all of her outfits. Although her daily wear slams, it is her hairy armpits that causes everyone in the workplace to cringe. The armpit hair is not straight. It is short and kinky which is a turn off to me. Her job description calls for her to assist clients on the computer. It is so apparent that many of them talk behind her back (as well as fellow coworkers). I am not close to her.

1 week ago | boomermagazine.com | R. Eric Thomas

Her retired husband has changed – and not for the better – in energy level, attitude, and drinking habits. Advice columnist Eric Thomas weighs in. Dear Eric:My husband who used to be active and social, has fallen into a funk. This has been going on for some time. He just sits all day and watches TV or is on his computer. I believe him to also be an alcoholic. He will pour a drink in the morning and drink all day. And for no reason his attitude changes – yelling for no reason and calling me names.

1 week ago | syracuse.com | R. Eric Thomas

Dear Eric: My son (30) and his fiancé live on the East Coast, and I (61) live on the West Coast. My son lived with me to the age of 20 then moved out of state. Although we both admit we drive each other crazy when we are together too long, we also love each other very much and say so. We are just both very independent. I am utterly confused about visiting him. This November it will be three years since I’ve seen him, and I miss him. I text him before calling to see if it’s a good time.

1 week ago | pennlive.com | R. Eric Thomas

Dear Eric: My coworker has been wearing sleeveless summer tops and dresses recently. She looks so cute in all of her outfits. Although her daily wear slams, it is her hairy armpits that cause everyone in the workplace to cringe. The armpit hair is not straight. It is short and kinky, which is a turnoff to me. Her job description calls for her to assist clients on the computer. It is so apparent that many of them talk behind her back (as well as her fellow coworkers). I am not close to her.

1 week ago | mlive.com | R. Eric Thomas

Dear Eric: My son (30) and his fiancé live on the East Coast, and I (61) live on the West Coast. My son lived with me to the age of 20 then moved out of state. Although we both admit we drive each other crazy when we are together too long, we also love each other very much and say so. We are just both very independent. I am utterly confused about visiting him. This November it will be three years since I’ve seen him, and I miss him. I text him before calling to see if it’s a good time.