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Ask Molly Ringwald

  • Molly Ringwald: last piece

    Ask Molly Ringwald: our agony aunt’s final piece of advice

    ‘Recently, I read back over many of your letters, and if there was a consistent pattern to be found in my responses, it was: listen more, talk more’
  • Molly Ringwald: bullying

    Ask Molly Ringwald: how do I stop the woman who is bullying me?

    ‘She makes it her mission to spread rumours and gossip to manipulate our social situation’
  • Molly Ringwald: sexual comment

    Ask Molly Ringwald: my friend made a sexual comment about my wife

    ‘Everyone makes a clunker of a joke now and again – something that sounded funnier in your head, or just a case of wildly misreading your audience’
  • Molly breasts

    Ask Molly Ringwald: my ugly breasts are stopping me having sex

    ‘It’s a terrible feeling that many women experience because we constantly compare our bodies with impossible-to-attain perfection in the media’
  • Molly: niece posting videos

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I am worried about my niece posting videos online – help

    ‘Our digitally native kids don’t understand how their actions can come back to embarrass or harm them later’
  • Molly Ringwald photo illustration

    Ask Molly Ringwald: if I settle down, will I be missing out?

    ‘I find myself wondering what it might be like to date and get to know a completely new person. I don’t want to leave my partner, but…’
  • Molly 25 July

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I find my new friend emotionally draining

    ‘Frenemies don’t bring anything to the table and they make us feel bad, sneakily undermining us with covert criticism, making sure our life pales in comparison to their own’
  • Ask Molly: my partner is devil's advocate

    Ask Molly Ringwald: my partner is a compulsive devil’s advocate

    ‘He rarely takes my side and it makes me feel rejected’
  • Ask Molly: move from home town

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I want to move on from my home town, but I’m scared

    ‘Life is a series of calculated risks. Sometimes they pay off, sometimes they don’t, but they always take us somewhere new’
  • Molly: workmate

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I cannot take my eyes off my beautiful workmate

    ‘In an ideal world, this situation would be something you could talk about with your wife. Unfortunately, she’d probably feel pretty bad’
  • Ask Molly 27/6/15 illo

    Ask Molly Ringwald: My husband wants to ruin our wedding anniversary

    ‘I’m morally opposed to giving a penny to a company that thinks it’s OK to paint disgusting slogans about women all over its vans. But he won’t budge’
  • Ask Molly 20 June 2015

    Ask Molly Ringwald: my friend is texting my boyfriend – should I be worried?

    ‘Maybe your jealousy is entirely unfounded, but I happen to think that the strong feelings you describe are there for a reason’
  • Molly Ringwald illo 13/6/15

    Ask Molly Ringwald: how can I stop being lazy and get motivated?

    ‘Your brain desperately needs the hormones that fire during exercise, which in turn helps to give you the motivation to tackle the other stuff in life’
  • Ask Molly: evening alone

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I live with my partner but long for an evening alone

    ‘The too close/not close tango is one you will find yourself dancing throughout this relationship’
  • Ask Molly: weed

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I’m sick of my partner smoking weed – what should I do?

    ‘I don’t see much of a difference between using alcohol or cannabis, except that the former seems to incite a lot more violence’
  • Molly: sick of my mum

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I’m sick of my mum, but do my kids have a right to see her?

    ‘Family is always worth a try. Who knows, through a campaign of compassionate honesty you might be able to repair your own relationship with her, too’
  • Ask Molly: losing friend

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I’m scared of losing my friend

    ‘Why you are feeling anxious is what to stay focused on. If you don’t get to the root of this, you are destined to sabotage your friendship’
  • Ask Molly: son died at 36

    Ask Molly Ringwald: my son died at 36 – how can I carry on without him?

    ‘No son would like to imagine his mother unhappy. By going on, and living as fully and joyfully as you possibly can, you honour his memory’
  • Ask Molly: old affair

    Ask Molly Ringwald: an old affair is haunting my marriage – what can I do?

    ‘After 33 years together, the optimist in me would like to think your marriage deserves a chance to be saved’
  • Ask Molly: man with kids

    Ask Molly Ringwald: I’ve become very attached to a man with a partner and children

    ‘We both know the attraction is there, and he has started making plans for us to do things together including meeting his kids’
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