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I don't know if you knew this, but "Dear Abbey" isn't really written by the say lady who started the column about 50 years ago. It has been taken over by her daughter, which is its own interesting case study.

I was reading this little piece about some interesting updates to "Abbey", and I wonder: what's the basis for giving out this kind of advice? I mean, I realize it's free advice, kinda like blog advice, so it's prolly not even worth what you paid for it, but when the institution of marriage is suddenly an offense ...

... seems a little, um, lacking in circumspection.

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Hope that helps.

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