Dear Amy: Is it wrong for me to even think about trying to date her?
Dear Amy: My friend “Brian” passed away over three years ago. I was friends with Brian and his wife “Marcia” for more than 40 years. Prior to their relationship and subsequent marriage, Marcia and I were very close friends. We never dated. We just liked each other’s company and had fun “hanging out” together. After a while, she wanted more from the relationship, but I was not ready for a long-term commitment, and shortly afterward, I moved to another state to open a restaurant.
Growing up, my mother was always vehemently opposed to tattoos and body piercings – or even me cutting my hair too short. Now that she is a grandmother, it seems she wants to be the cool grandma that all the grandchildren adore. While I am great with that approach and want my kids to be close to my mother, I do not feel it is appropriate for her to suggest to them that they get matching tattoos with her.
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