DEAR HARRIETTE: When I was younger, I developed a strange habit of picking at the back of my hair. I did it so much that my hair thinned almost completely on the back of my head.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I was asked to be my friend’s maid of honor, and I said no. For context, I said no because I had a baby five months ago and I’m recovering and getting used to now having three young children. I have had little energy to do much of anything. The last thing I need to add to my plate is being heavily involved in a wedding. This friend and I have only known each other for a year. She doesn’t have many close friends, so I became her obvious choice. When she asked me, I tried to explain my situation and told her that while I would love to attend the wedding and support her, I didn’t feel like I could properly fulfill the responsibilities of being a maid of honor right now.
DEAR HARRIETTE: I’ve been on the dating scene for quite some time now, and the rumors are true – no one is perfect. It’s been a harrowing few years since my last relationship, and I’ve tried blind dates, the apps, meeting friends of a friend, you know the deal. I finally met someone the good old-fashioned way: on accident, in person, at church. I’ve been attending for a few months now, and I met a guy there who is nearly perfect – he makes me laugh, he’s emotionally intelligent, romantic and kind, and he loves his job.
In 1898, the Supreme Court ruled that a child born in the United States is a U.S. citizen.








