A group planning a cruise is struggling with whether to tell a chronically negative friend—who was intentionally not ...

He's got several cars parked out on the street. Young kids are out there riding bikes, and he doesn't like it.

I park on the street in front of my house. The neighbors park all over the street, and do not use the driveway.

Dear Cruiser: I’d be inclined to suggest you say nothing if it weren’t for the sticky issue of the truth. It’s perfectly fine for a subset of a friend group to decide to do something that doesn’t ...

Dear Eric: I own a few cars that I park on the street in front of my house. Some new toddlers and preschool kids are learning ...

DEAR CRUISER: I’d be inclined to suggest you say nothing if it weren’t for the sticky issue of the truth. It’s perfectly fine ...

Dear Cruiser: I’d be inclined to suggest you say nothing if it weren’t for the sticky issue of the truth. It’s perfectly fine for a subset of a friend group to decide to do something that doesn’t ...

Dear Cruiser: I’d be inclined to suggest you say nothing if it weren’t for the sticky issue of the truth. It’s perfectly fine ...

Dear Eric: I own a few cars that I park on the street in front of my house. Some new toddlers and preschool kids are learning how to ride a bike. They circle constantly in front of my house instead of ...

Dear Cruiser: I’d be inclined to suggest you say nothing if it weren’t for the sticky issue of the truth. It’s perfectly fine ...

In a past Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who was hurt that their family didn't include them in ...

Respectfully, your annoyance is not your neighbors’ responsibility. You can ask for what you want but also listen when your neighbors respond with what they want. Peaceful coexistence is the goal, and ...