"Ask Amy: Navigating Relationship Conflict in the Age of TikTok"
A man asks advice columnist Amy Dickinson about his girlfriend who shares every disagreement they have on TikTok, including personal details and negative comments from her friends. He asks her to remove the videos, but she makes another one about their conversation. Amy advises that it is reasonable to expect privacy in a relationship and that intentionally violating privacy should be a dealbreaker. In another letter, someone asks if they should explain in their will why some family members will receive more money than others based on their behavior during the pandemic. Amy suggests discussing the idea of attaching a letter of explanation with a lawyer, keeping the language positive and not deriding specific family members. In a final letter, someone thanks Amy for pointing out that sarcasm and put-downs in a marriage are abusive and regrets not ending the marriage sooner.
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