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Patrick in Niskayuna writes: I've been seeing this girl for three months. We text constantly and see each other nearly every other day and it feels like we're in a relationship yet when I bring up anything about being "mutual" she says she doesn't want a boyfriend. I'm confused. At what point do you walk away from someone you really care about?  So, here's the issue: Is three months enou

Dan in Slingerlands Hey guys -love the show.  I'm a huge football fan and I love fantasy football and I'm in quite a few leagues.  With the season starting up I though it would be wise to let my girlfriend (who I've been dating for about 7 months) know that come Sundays, I'm pretty tied down to the couch watching all the games checking up on my lineups.  She knew I was into fantasy football, but s

Cleo in Latham writes: "I have been married for 8 years and during the course of the marriage I have been outearned by husband by quite a bit. About 6 months ago I got a pretty sizable promotion at work and now I make much more money than he does.  He's been acting weird about it.  Recently, He bought some expensive shoes and I jokingly said, 'don’t spend all my money' and he blew up at me. W

Emma in Cambridge writes: I recently found out that my boyfriend wants to break up with me...which to be honest with you, I'm not all that surprised.  We've only been together for a few months and I didn't really see us having much future.  My only issue with him is that he did it via text, while I was at work.  The whole thing seems childish and annoying.  I let off some steam to some friends of

Henry in Malta writes: I just want to say that I'm thankful that I made the cuts at work despite the pandemic, and am very appreciative to have a job with a big company that I still get to show up for.  With all of that being said, my company hired a guy who I have to work relatively close to who is quite odd.  I hear his strange phone conversations with his wife all the time about some very "

Beth in Whitehall writes: I started dating a guy I met online about a month ago, and he's great.  There is one small hang-up though.  He has a speech impediment. Now, in the grand scheme of things, it's really not that big of a deal.  I'm a pretty tolerant person, but his stutter makes me a little bit anxious, and I get nervous for him the moment he starts talking...

Andrew in Lake George writes: My girlfriend wants to spend almost every waking moment with me and gets offended when I want some alone time.  We're both in our mid-twenties, have been dating for about a year and don't live together.   She gets offended on nights when I don't invite her over or don't want to go over there.  It's not like I don't want to be with her, I just honestly like alone time.

Roscoe in Latham writes: My girlfriend is in her late 30's and during the pandemic, she's really used the time off from not working to get herself into great shape.  She recently told me that she also wants to get some botox and lip fillers to complete the look she's always desired.  I've yet to really tel her what's on my mind.    I'm all for her doing what makes her happy, but I've always drawn

On Friday morning, Brian and Chrissy played another round of their outrageous, yet very informative morning show game called the Cuomo Quiz. The topics for this particular quiz ranged from recent tweets about wearing a mask, to the latest state added to "the must quarantine following travel there...

Maureen White-Schock of Ballston Spa is not only on the front lines at Albany Medical Center dealing with the high stress, high demand job of the health care world during the pandemic, but continues her job when she gets home.  While she certainly is grateful to be blessed with a wonderful husband and two children, she assumes the responsibility of caregiver to her mother-in-law, who unfortunately

Simone in Grafton writes: Please help.  My husband and I have one kid and he's 7.   He constantly plays me and my husband against one another.  It's almost as if he likes when we argue so he can divide and conquer.  The other day,  while my husband and I were spatting,  my son asked for something and I said 'no.' Immediately he said 'well I'm gonna go ask dad' and my husband stupidly said 'yes' an

Travis in Ballston Spa writes: I don't want this to sound sexist - because this is strictly regarding MY girlfiend- but she's a terrible driver. I don't own my own car now, so she drives us everywhere and I literally feel like when she's behind the wheel I'm holding on for dear life...