Shadowboxing
Joey takes a break from answering questions to confront the shadows in all of us.
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The legal system is rigged
Meritless lawsuits can be used to intimidate.
Too many chances
After a meeting that felt like a dream, a reader is unsure why following dates feel so one-sided.
Vengeful victim
A reader’s sister won’t stop trying to get revenge on an ex through constant lawsuits.
To call, or not to call
An inexperienced dater with a good heart wants to know how to let a lady know that he likes her.
Vote
Vote like our future depends on it …
Wells Fargo woes
Message to employees: Crime pays.
DUI breakdown
After blaming her boyfriend for her own DUI, this reader wants to know how to win him back.
A model for Sacramento
A visit to Twin Cities demonstrates cities can have compassion for all citizens.
Bad practice
A dad gets racist after showing up unannounced to a soccer scrimmage and seeing his daughter with her black boyfriend.
Death and dating
She found her boss’ husband on a dating site, and her boss has a terminal illness. Does she tell her boss?
Say no to sprawl
Sacramento needs to encourage more infill development.
Courtship fatigue
Joey advises a sad reader to forget the idea that partnering up will clear up gray skies.
Why can’t we be friends?
Joey takes a break from answering questions to delve into the meaning of true friendship.
Where are the candidates?
Unprecedented low candidate turnout in local elections.
Close range, long distance
When a lover won’t reach out in return, what’s the best option?
How to live free
Joey advises a reader to re-evaluate why she gave up on having any sort of fulfilling relationship.