I ran away from home ... When I came back my mom felt disrespected. Since then, she hasn’t talked to me because I never apologized.
I wasn’t gone the whole day.Since then, she hasn’t talked to me because I never apologized.I understand this, and when I look back on what I did it was really dumb, but I wouldn’t say I like talking about it.
I think you should write to her. Explain how you were feeling when you chose to leave home, and how sad you feel, now. Use the phrase, “I know this must have been scary for you, but I wasn’t thinking about that at the time, and I hope you can forgive me so we can get back to being a closer family.”DEAR AMY: My coworker “Hank” and I work in different departments.
He’s totally different now. He’s not talking to me much, he’s very short with me in passing, but he seems to have taken a liking to my coworker, who sits directly next to me.I’ve told her to “go for it,” but in reality, I just want to die when she talks about it. It’s like he’s trying to torture me. Or maybe I’m overthinking it and need a new job? What should I do? This is messing with my head.DEAR DYING: First of all, you’ve done nothing wrong. You were assertive and authentic when you followed through on “Hank’s” flirtation. He then let you down by offering what I would call a “soft pass,” using the reason that he has a girlfriend.
Canada Latest News, Canada Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Ask Amy: Friend’s gifts are really burdensDear Amy: I have a casual friend who won’t stop giving me excessive gifts, even after I have asked her to stop.
Read more »
Ask Amy: My fiancee’s therapist made me look bad, and now our engagement is brokenI’m wondering if I should have given in to her demands, even though I was doing nothing wrong.
Read more »
Ask Amy: My parents won’t attend our wedding for religious reasonsDear Amy: My partner’s parents are willing to foot the bill. They’ve been supportive of our relationship and my career, treat me like family, and are financially able. I’m wondering who I can/should invite?
Read more »
Ask Amy: Teen runaway faces silence at homeDear Amy: A few weeks ago, I ran away from home because I couldn’t get my way.
Read more »
Ask Amy: Teen runaway faces silence at homeA teen runaway reaches out to Ask Amy for help in her relationship with her mother.
Read more »
Ask Amy: It all went kablooey with my flirty co-worker, and I hate that I have to see himHe still comes to my office but now it’s to talk to another woman.
Read more »