relationships

Riley in Colonie writes I really don't know any other way to say it- the guy my friends are trying to set me up with has really bad teeth.  It's not like I'm some model or anything, and I'm far from picky, but it's a little too much to overcome. I don't know how to tell them- especially because it's the cousin of one the friends trying to set me up.  This is tricky and I wanted ask the Love Cowboy

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

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

The Love Cowboy comes on the show with Brian and Chrissy in the Morning to try and give relationship advice to a WGNA listener. The dilemmas range from husband and wife, girlfriend/boyfriend, family, and even friendship disagreements. No matter what the quarrel, the Love Cowboy always gives it his best shot.

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

The Love Cowboy comes on the show with Brian and Chrissy in the Morning to try and give relationship advice to a WGNA listener. The dilemmas range from husband and wife, girlfriend/boyfriend, family, and even friendship quarrels. But the Love Cowboy straps on his boots and gets to work.

Alex in Wynantskill writes: My best friend used to have the coolest dog. His name was Eddie and he was 8 years old and died two night ago.  So my buddy comes over for a few drinks and sits and talks to me and my wife. He's a wreck and I can't blame him. Here is where it gets weird. He lives in an apartment and I own my house. He begged me to bury his dog in my yard last night. Freaked my wife out

Peter in Ravena writes: Please help...I can't get over my ex and it's been 5 years. I know guys- it's ridiculous but I can't.  It's just as much her fault as it is mine because we remain friends.  So she keeps me hanging around and that certainly doesn't help. And she knows how I feel, because I've told her.   My friends and family think I'm a moron because I can't let it go- but they also blame h

Brad in Pittsfield writes: My girlfriend and I have been dating for almost 6 years and in that time we've built a life together.  We have a dog, rent an apartment together, have many of the same friends - all the things that couples do.  Recently, she's been off.  I'd say for the past 5 months or so.  She just chalked it up to the stress of the pandemic but now I know that not to be true because s

Every weekday morning the Love Cowboy tries to help out a WGNA listener who has a relationship dilemma. There are occasions where he gives solid advice and other times he completely misses. No matter what, he is highly entertaining and funny.

Stephanie in Colonie writes: Before the pandemic, my boyfriend and I were looking at engagement rings and I picked out a few that I liked and he was on top of it.  Fast forward now 5 months later.  He hasn't been working all that much picking up a few odd jobs here and there and money on his end has been tight.  I'm not expecting the ring anytime soon and he knows this, yet the other day he mentio

Rachel in Latham writes: My sister is a bit of "Karen".  She's very in your face when it comes to masks, where we're going, what we're doing.  She complains about neighbors who aren't social distancing and even does random drive-by's to make sure that our other brothers and sisters aren't having too many people over.  I know her intentions are good, but how do I tell my sister to back of