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Asking Eric: I’m reaching my breaking point as my family fixer
Dear Healer: I say this with compassion: it’s time to stop trying to fix your family and heal yourself. You describe yourself ...
Cleveland.com3d
Asking Eric: I’m tired of trying to solve all of my family’s problems
Dear Eric: I love my family. I went away as the gay black sheep but always have tried to be the one who gives back. I paid for college and a Ph.D. on my own steam (scholarships and three jobs).
How to Bake a Homemade Wedding Cake
With a buttery, vanilla-scented cake and a rich caramel frosting, this is the perfect cake for anyone with a serious sweet ...
When I Was 9, Lara Flynn Boyle Was My Father’s Sweetheart—and My Best Friend
The world fell in love with Lara long before I did. A lead actor on the cult TV show Twin Peaks, she burst onto the scene as ...
I Saw ‘Presence’ in a ‘Haunted’ House and Survived to Tell the Tale
Steven Soderbergh's new horror film 'Presence,' starring Lucy Liu and Chris Sullivan, held a special screening at a haunted ...
The Washington Post3d
Asking Eric: How do I stop giving my family so much of my time and money?
Dear Eric: I love my family. I went away as the gay black sheep but always have tried to be the one who gives back. I paid for college and a Ph.D. on my own steam (scholarships and three jobs).
NJ.com3d
Asking Eric: Self-described ‘gay black sheep’ tries to gain family’s love with gifts and money
DEAR ERIC: I love my family. I went away as the gay black sheep but always have tried to be the one who gives back. I paid for college and a Ph.D. on my own steam (scholarships and three jobs).
DJ Unk’s Health: Everything We Know About His Past ‘Medical Issues’
The late ‘2 Step’ rapper suddenly died at the age of 43, his wife confirmed. Previously, DJ Unk opened up about battling ...
What Happened to DJ Unk? About the 43-Year-Old Artist’s Death
DJ Unk (real name: Anthony Leonard Platt) died, his wife, Sherkita Long-Platt, confirmed on social media on January 24, 2025.
MassLive3d
Asking Eric: I’ve sacrificed for my family, but now I’m exhausted
Dear Eric: I love my family. I went away as the gay black sheep but always have tried to be the one who gives back. I paid for college and a Ph.D. on my own steam (scholarships and three jobs).
syracuse.com3d
Asking Eric: After decades of trying to fix my family, I am exhausted and beaten
Dear Eric: I love my family. I went away as the gay black sheep but always have tried to be the one who gives back. I paid for college and a Ph.D. on my own steam (scholarships and three jobs).