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This is another one of my favorite dilemmas, the topic was great and even better the callers were funny. I'm not sure where you will fall on the issue but I do know whichever way you go, you probably feel pretty strongly about it. The holidays always bring with them great joy and great dilemmas.

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There are some people who will tell you that once a couple breaks up they should just move on and have no contact with each other. There are some people who believe that even after a break up two people can still be friends and it wont effect future relationships. I think I fall somewhere in the middle. I think that being actual "friends" would just be too hard but I also don't think you

As I stated on the air today when we started this dilemma, I have not seen any of the "Twilight Saga" movies or read any of the books so it was all on you the listener to help this parent out on this one. I guess it's just one more thing for parents in this modern world to deal with, when in a child's life is "too young" anymore?

This dilemma brought out a little bit of passion amongst the members of the morning show. Truth is your wedding day is important, one of the most important days of your life. The argument I made is that I don't think spending a lot of money or having great photos is ever going to be the reason you love that day.  Actually I think if those are the reasons, you maybe shouldn't have gotten married. R

I suppose you could replace the cell phone in this dilemma with a lot of things like clothes, jewelery, or shoes. It is pretty common unfortunately for kids to tease those less fortunate than themselves. The truly ironic thing is they are all equally poor, as it is their parents who have the money and not the kids.

Today we had an interesting dilemma to deal with. What do you do when your significant other makes significant changes in their life and lifestyle? It's a danger in every relationship, growing apart is always a danger that has to make you wary.

Here is a dilemma that everyone has or will face at some point in their lives, and for some it really can be a struggle with feelings of guilt. It seems like when you get married your family is always very excited about adding someone special to the family, but they never seem to understand that you just became part of a different family as well.

This may be one of my favorite "Daily Dilemmas", the callers were very fun and I think it's something we have all dealt with before. It's the "Seinfeld", fatal flaw. That one thing that just makes you want to break up with a person who otherwise is a great catch. Maybe it's a weird laugh, a bad dancer, or man hands.

This is a dilemma I think everyone has been on one side of, or the other. If you hear, or know something about your friend's significant other, that may possibly hurt them, do you tell them or do you just keep it to yourself? I can understand both arguments on this one but I always fall back on, stay out of it. How do you feel about it?

Levack, our illustrious morning show producer, said he wanted the dilemma today to be something that didn't have anything to do with love relationships, so we pulled a "neighbor" type question out of the pile and I thought it turned into an interesting topic...

So many divorced people have this dilemma, there are so many factors involved there is no way to put an exact time on introducing your kids to a new love interest. I do know that I think you have to know you are going to be pretty serious with this person and that they are probably going to be around for a long time.