JUNE 1 - 7, 1986 THE CITIZEN
Erik Washington
Dear Erik,
y hu band nd 1 have
moved to wonderful apart­
ment. I am p ying the r III
b I am th one who want­
ed to move and b cau my
hu band has had a hard time
getting ork. I don't have any
problem dealing with th t at all.
H buy all of the food and pays
the other bills with his own
money. I don 't really que t­
ion him bout where h gets the
money. But h t I don't like
are hi friend. They are com­
mon reet peopl th t h gre
up ith and I have never liked
them. There is a doorman in
my building and of c ur II
vi . or must b announced nd
wh n the doorman call d me t
tell me that tho p opl w re
in th lobby and w nted to
eom up to e my husband. I.
said that he wasn't in. Later
my hu band' call friends
call d nd told my hu band that
I wouldn't even Itt them in and
th t they new that he wa
hom . y husband was v ry
up t with me. But I don't
like the people and I won't
h v them in my h me. 0
matter what.
Mrs. XX,
pring/su
Chicago Ill.
I
Dear rs, XX,
If you feel that ongly
bout it then the pe n you
really ould be talking with
i your hu d. E plain to
hi ho you feel about 'tho
people". Remember e ery cou-
ple the right to maintain
their 0 'd�idual friend.
It ould be for you to
your hu to' e up hi
boyhood friends all to ther.
Perh p the two of you can
out m typ of com-
prom th t will m e the both
of you h py.
I ay
W ington
DarEn
For . months I as going
with a man whom I cared
about very deeply, I thought
1 wa falling in love with him
and when I told him how I
was feeling he told me that he
was eing another om an. He
said that the other woman really
understood and loved him. He
said that he re lly wanted to
be with hr. I was so hurt that
'I ju t broke down and cried. 1
a ked him for anoth r ch nee
and he told me no! Over the
past fe w eks I have written
him 18 letter and numerous.
phone calls and I have gotten
o answer from him at all,
He won't e m or talk with
me. friend of mine told me
ab ut a woman who can bring
your man back to you for orne
money. I'm willing to pay
anything to get him back but
I am afraid to do this, What
should I do?
J.P.
San Francis 0 Calif.
Dear J.P.,
I think you need to Ope
and thi about what you e
do' to you f. Realize
that the relation . i 0 er
and that you can d ould
mea ne IKe for you
Let go of the pa and cone D­
trate on the pre nt nd th
future. Til man i no Ion r
intere ed in you and it ould
be wa e of your ood time
and money to try and t him
back through chann tea Ie v
and whoo doo. Try bein
kinder to you If .J forget·
th' man. Give your If
time and perh p you can
ing meon ne and
er fashion
on who de rve you!
E' W
Dear Erik
Let me be honest with you
and your readers. I come from
a simple back ground and a
poor family. I am the only
per n in my family who has
ever finished high hool and
business school. But I am till
learning a lot. I have a very
good job and ju a fe days ag
my boss too me ou t to dinner.
I t was the fir t time that I have
ever been in a fancy restaurant.
I was a little afraid and I'm sure
that I m de a few mistakes.
My date ordered the food
for me I didn't like it but
I ate it!). I really wanted me­
thing else to eat but I as afraid
to say mething because I
didn't want him to think that
I didn't have any manners. Was
I right or wrong?
Trying To Do Right
Jackson is.
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