Dear Mark, There you are sitting in her bean bag chair in the corner of her living room. She couldn’t tell by looking at you but you feel like you’re
As a girl in my late 20’s who hasn’t spent much time in a serious relationship, I have sometimes found the idea of finding that special someone to spend the
Dear Amy, The official-looking manila envelope is like a slap across the face. Tucked there, among other more mundane mail–a surplus after your weekend away–it’s not exactly a surprise. You
Dear Tracy, I used to wish I could go back in time, to when you were very small, to when he started violating your six-year-old body for the first time.
The leaden feeling in my stomach was not a Christmas feeling. Nor was the heaviness in my heart as I climbed the stairs toward my waiting family. But gloom lay
A Sentinel live chat Ginny Luedeman sat down with the Christian Science Sentinel’s Ingrid Peschke to talk about identity. In this condensed version of the live event, Ginny and Ingrid
Dear Matthew, Take a deep breath and feel the arms of God comforting you. You’re OK. I know that a break-up can be challenging. The fear of a change in
Dear Elizabeth, Remember how you and Hannah used to joke that it would be better to share a boyfriend than to have one all to yourself? That way you could