Relationships, Relationships, Relationships!
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A reader asks: “How do you know if a relationship is going to live or die?”
A reader asks: “How do you know if a relationship is going to live or die?”
A reader asks: “I recently met the man of my dreams. Of course, he lives in New Orleans, and I’m about to move to New York City. But I really, deep down think that he’s “the one!” Help!”
A reader asks: “I’m a lesbian who considers herself to be very feminine, by most standards, but I have an awful time dealing with other lesbians who act overly butch. I just don’t get it! Why do so many lesbians need to look and act ‘butch?'”
A reader asks: “I am thinking of becoming a male sex worker. I’ve always wanted to try it! What do I do?”
A reader asks: “hate my job, but I make too much money. I hate my apartment, but my rent’s cheap, I can’t go anywhere because of COVID-19, and I hate my boyfriend, but I can’t leave him for many reasons. As a “Man On the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown,” is there anything I can do to at least find happiness in unhappiness?”
A reader asks: “I’m a drag queen who competes in pageants. So many of the queens are so evil to me for some reason. Is there hope for a nice queen?”
A reader asks: “I rented out my spare room to this great girl and then started spending a lot of time with her. Now, it’s time for her girlfriend to move in, and I think I’m falling in love. Did I screw up?”
A reader asks: “I got caught shoplifting and after promising to never go in their store again they still want to press charges. How do I get them to drop the charges?”
A reader asks: “My best friend did something horrible to me two years and we have never talked since. Now we work together, so I’m forced to talk to him. Help!”
Megan Smith is an award-winning technology expert, entrepreneur and activist who served as the nation’s chief technology officer in the Obama administration. She is the first female and the first lesbian to hold the position.