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Philip Galanes

Philip Galanes

Columnist at The New York Times

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  • English
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  • House

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Recent Articles

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My Friend Is Refusing to Talk Politics With Me. Can She Do That?

A reader feels spurned by a friend’s “self-righteous” declaration that she would no longer engage with him about politics after he revealed he didn’t plan to vote.
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I Found Pornography on My Husband’s Computer. I’m Furious!

A wife feels disgusted and betrayed after discovering a lurid image of another woman on her husband’s computer screen, and worries that he may have permanently damaged their relationship.
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My Friend Behaved Like a Lecher at Our Wedding. Should We Tell His ...

A high school friend whose wife skipped the wedding to stay home with the couple’s children showed up drunk to the reception and hit on guests.
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My Son Wants to Pay for His Sister to Freeze Her Eggs. Too Weird?

A mother wonders whether such an offer from her well-off son would be overstepping, and if not, whether she should be the one to float the idea.
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A Woman on Our Girls’ Trip Has Grown Snarky. Can We Stop Inviting Her?

Her bitter comments and antisocial behavior may spring from discomfort around her high-achieving friends, but that doesn’t make her any easier to deal with.
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I Ran Into My Horrible Ex in My Therapist’s Waiting Room. Help!

A reader seeks advice on how to contend with the possibility of a future encounter with her ex after an explosive and painful breakup.
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Should I Press My Adult Son to Break Up With His Girlfriend?

A reader worries that her 29-year-old son is stringing along his girlfriend of nearly three years: She wants marriage and children, but he’s not sure she’s “the one.”
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Should We Tell Our Tween Daughter That Her Father Had a Nose Job?

When a couple’s 12-year-old starts to point out that no one else in the family seems to have a nose like hers, they can’t agree whether to tell her why.
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How Could My Friend Give My Child Melatonin Without My Permission?

A reader was shocked and infuriated when she wasn’t consulted before her 10-year-old was given a melatonin supplement at a sleepover.
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Can I Confront the Woman Who Stole My Late Sister’s Evening Gowns?

A grieving reader was shocked when dresses that her sister had set aside for her were taken by a friend just days after her sister’s death.
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Why Do My In-Laws Help Their Daughter With Her Children, but Not Me?

A reader bristles at the child care that her mother-in-law provides for her wealthy daughter, who the reader doesn’t think needs free help as much as she does.