HeyJaredEric Thomas
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Asking Eric: I’ve told my daughter-in-law not to feed her kids sugar. She won’t listen. (opens the original)
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Dear Eric: I don’t eat sugar. It’s poison. My daughter-in-law obviously doesn’t feel the same way. She lets her children, my grandchildren, have snacks with sugar in them, and sometimes uses store-bought pasta sauce, which is full of sugar. I’ve told her not to do this multiple times, but she tells me that she feels comfortable with her decision. She feels comfortable poisoning my grandchildren? I don’t know how to escalate this so that she gets it. Dear Sweet: Please don’t escalate this. Let yo
Asking Eric: I don’t want my grandchildren eating sugar. Their mother won’t listen to me. (opens the original)
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Dear Eric: I don’t eat sugar. It’s poison. My daughter-in-law obviously doesn’t feel the same way. She lets her children, my grandchildren, have snacks with sugar in them, and sometimes uses store-bought pasta sauce, which is full of sugar. I’ve told her not to do this multiple times, but she tells me that she feels comfortable with her decision. She feels comfortable poisoning my grandchildren? I don’t know how to escalate this so that she gets it. Dear Sweet: Please don’t escalate this. Let yo
Asking Eric: I hate everything about my personal trainer. On the other hand, I look good. (opens the original)
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Dear Eric: I have been working with my physical trainer at a gym for about a year. We’ve been getting great results. I feel good and I look better than I have in years. The problem is I hate him. I hate making small talk with him. I hate his ideas. I hate his personality. I hate everything about him. I dread going to the gym because I’ll have to see him. But he really gets me results. I don’t want to go back to looking the way I looked, but I’m miserable. Dear Workout: Surely this isn’t the only
Asking Eric: My son has an ambitious girlfriend. Should I tell him he could do better? (opens the original)
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Dear Eric: What might one say (or not say) to our 28-year-old son (and brother) who is in a relationship with a 27-year-old woman about whom we (his siblings and parents) see all kinds of “red flags”? After almost every interaction with her, we come away with a heavy heart. They live together, but their relationship remains undefined. She is extremely ambitious and career-driven. Any talk of marriage is off-limits because that would imply she wants to “settle down and have babies,” which is the
Asking Eric: The widow’s Facebook post was very tacky (opens the original)
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Dear Eric: I have a Facebook friend whose husband recently died. She posted how and when he passed away and then said that if anyone wanted to send anything, to let her know and she’d send her address. I thought the last part was tacky. Wouldn’t you think if someone wanted to send something and they didn’t know her address, they’d simply ask her? Dear Friend: If by “tacky” you mean good and thoughtful communication, then sure. Yes, if someone wanted her address, they could ask. But isn’t it poss
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