A supportive husband in Texas is seeking advice from Dear Abby about feeling uncomfortable going to dance clubs with his wife and friends where the majority of people are half their age. Despite talking to his wife and friends about his discomfort, he feels like a “loser” or “too old” to be at the club. Dear Abby advises that no guy is “too old” to go dancing and suggests taking dance lessons to feel more comfortable. She also notes that the wife should not punish him for feeling awkward and should try to help him instead.
In another letter, a reader expresses being offended when they arrived on time for dinner with friends only to find them already seated and eating. The reader felt it was poor etiquette and is now reluctant to dine with them again. Dear Abby agrees that the friends were rude and should have waited to start eating or at least informed the reader where they were seated. She understands the reader’s reluctance to dine with them again.
Dear Abby, written by Abigail Van Buren, provides advice on various social situations and etiquette dilemmas. Readers can submit their questions to Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O.Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.
Overall, Dear Abby offers advice on handling uncomfortable social situations and provides guidance on proper etiquette in social settings.
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