"​My fiance and I are in the final stages of our marital counseling. On Monday night, we hit a snag with our counselor. We were talking about compromise when my fiance said we will make all of our decisions together because the relationship should be 50/50. I disagreed. He was stunned when I did. I told our counselor that I believe the breadwinner in a relationship should have the final say in all important decisions. In our case, I'm the breadwinner and believe I should have the final say on all important decisions. My fiance does not agree with that. He says great relationships work because they are 50/50. I believe that and also believe that the breadwinner should have the final say. Where do you stand on this?"

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"My family is upset with me because of the gifts I gave my grandchildren for graduating and completing another school year. Each year, I give all of my grandchildren a card with the same amount of money. This year, I changed things up and gave different amounts of money to the children. Some made more than others based on their grades and accomplishments. My two sons and my daughter went ballistic on me. They said my gifts created havoc in their households among their children. Some were upset because their brothers or sisters received more cash than they did. I told my kids that those who did better were rewarded with more money. They said that was a terrible idea and that kids don't understand that. I told them that this is a perfect teaching moment and that they should tell their children the better they do the more money they can earn. They say I made a mistake by giving the kids different amounts? Did I? Some of the kids think I love their brothers and sisters more because I gave them more money"

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A prank? An issue? A kerfuffle?!Did something “happen” at your graduation ceremony?

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"Taylor Swift and I are twinning and not in a good way. We both received hickeys over the weekend. I started laughing when I saw pictures of hers on the Internet. My fiance and I got carried away on Saturday. My hickey is on the right side of my neck. I have a huge job interview tomorrow. Can you tell me how to get rid of the hickey? There is no way I can go into the interview with it. I’m desperate. Any help is appreciated!"

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What are those small things that may not last long, but can brighten up your day

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"​My best friend and I got in big trouble because we did something stupid. I am being offered a plea deal in lieu of jail time. The only way the plea deal is good is if I testify against my best friend. We've been friends since the age of six. I feel terribly guilty even thinking about doing that, but it's the only way I can save myself from going to jail. My sentence won't be that long. I just don't know if I would be able to survive behind bars. I feel like testifying against my friend would be a betrayal and people would see me as a backstabbing snitch. My family says I should testify and save myself. What do you think? What would you do if you were me?"

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"My boyfriend asked me to marry. I told him I would under one condition. I want him to take a lie detector test. He thought I was joking. I'm not. I have to be honest, I'm a little scared about getting married. It's a huge commitment. If I'm going to do it, I want to make sure all of my questions are answered. My boyfriend says that I don't trust him. That's not it. I think I have a right to have my questions answered. He says if two people love and trust each other then a lie detector test isn’t necessary. I think a lie detector test is necessary because it can help prevent you from making a big mistake. What's your opinion on this? Have I overstepped my bounds? If my boyfriend has nothing to hide then why not take the test?"

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"My 19-year-old daughter came over last night and asked for money to fix her car. If she doesn't get the car fixed she won't be able to go to work and might get fired. This would lead to her possibly losing the lease on her apartment. My husband says she became an adult the day she moved out. He says she got herself into this mess so she needs to get herself out. He refuses to give her any money. I feel bad for my daughter and want to help her. My husband would be mad if I did. What would you do if you were us? Would you help her or not? My husband says helping her defeats the purpose of her becoming a responsible adult. Should we hang her out to dry or not?"

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"At the beginning of this school year, I created several fake social media profiles and then friended my teenage daughter. By November, we had become good online friends. I made sure to keep some distance so she would never ask for my phone number. She revealed things to my persona that she never revealed to me. I recently let my secret slip while talking to my mother-in-law. She was outraged and said I should be ashamed of myself for tricking my daughter and lying to her. I told her what I did was good parenting and a way to keep an eye on her. She disagreed and thinks it's terrible what I have done. What do you think? Good or bad parenting? Do I owe my daughter an apology and the truth?"

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If you do this while driving you have a higher chance of being a psychopath 

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