My brother is wasting his life pining for a friend’s wife
Dear Abby: I’m concerned my brother is wasting his life pining after someone who is not an option for him
DEAR ABBY: My younger brother, “Paul,” is 40 and in a rut. He became friends with a friend of mine, “Mitch,” whom I met in college. Paul also became good friends with Mitch’s wife, “Iris.” After a year of close friendship, my brother made a pass at Mitch’s wife during a BBQ. He was promptly asked to leave, and they have ceased contact with him.
Dear Abby: Should I cut off my brother until he stops pining for his friend’s wife?
My brother made a pass at a friend's wife, destroying that friendship. They haven't talked in a year. The wife showed no interst in him, yet he's convinced she'll leave her husband. I've had enough. Should I cut him off?
Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips.
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