During my wedding reception a month ago, one of the guests (a friend of my mom’s) poured a glass of water on the DJ’s laptop because he felt the music was too loud and he wanted it shut down. The incident was blamed on too much alcohol, and it ruined the rest of the evening. Many guests were upset and left. The man ended up paying the DJ to replace the laptop and sent us a note of apology for his behavior. Mom thinks I should “do the right thing” and thank them for the gift. Dear Survivor: I know of no rule of etiquette that forbids addressing the note only to her. Dear Abby: I am divorcing my husband who cuts himself. Promising to stop self-harming behavior is not enough. Unless your husband is willing to get the necessary psychotherapy it will take for him to keep his promise, nothing will change. The question is, if your husband is willing to get the help he needs and shows he is following through, would it have any effect on your decision to divorce him? The problem is, she wants us to continue treating him as family at gatherings and celebrations. What you were hoping your daughter’s boyfriend would give her for her birthday is irrelevant.
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