Robert Wallace
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 18
- Latest publication
- Sep 23, 2026
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DR. WALLACE: Teen's social life is now in jeopardy (opens the original)
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DR. WALLACE: Iâm a teenage girl and I have a great mom. She knows whatâs reasonable and whatâs not. There are times Iâll go to her and ask her if I can do this or that and sheâll shut me down right away and say no. Even though I donât like that, I have to admit later that she was right. Then there are other times when she tells me, âI suppose so if your father doesnât mind,â which is her way of letting me do reasonable things, but on the edge of what I normally would and wouldn
DR. WALLACE: He calls date names she despises (opens the original)
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DR. WALLACE: As a girl whoâs a junior in high school, Iâve been interested in dating for the last year and have been on a lot of dates without much relationship success. However, a guy I started dating about seven weeks ago has been doing well enough to keep me interested, but things are starting to get a little more difficult lately. I know this may sound trivial, but he uses these two nicknames for me that he alternates and I donât like either one of them. Whatâs worse, heâll say the
DR. WALLACE: Father now has only to give a look or poses to get his point across (opens the original)
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DR. WALLACE: Iâm the eldest of four siblings, and we all still live in our family home even though two of us are over 18, including me (Iâm 20). I attend a couple classes at a junior college, and I work part-time. My younger sister attends a four-year university, and the youngest two are still in high school. My question to you revolves around my father. I remember as a kid that he was a tough disciplinarian but always fair, and he never accused me of anything I didnât actually do. But as
DR. WALLACE: Art student wonders if they are intentionally being embarrassed (opens the original)
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DR. WALLACE: I'm an art student, painter and dreamer. In my best version of the dream I have for my life, I see my paintings becoming well known, and I am able to comfortably paint for a living for all my days. I'm more concerned with sustainable, moderate financial success rather than big monetary windfalls, if you catch my drift. A steady, ongoing career would be just fine for me in this field that I consider pure joy, not work. So imagine my surprise when one of my professors mentioned that h
DR. WALLACE: What is up with his odd behavior? (opens the original)
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DR. WALLACE: Iâve been dating this guy at my college for the past eight months, and over the summer we literally got into three scuffles while being out socially in the evenings. For whatever reason, he usually has this âsmug smileâ on his face, and he has a habit of staring at people and holding his gaze on them for far too long. Every now and then, the combination of his smug smile coupled with his glaring gaze will set someone off. Itâs usually some guy who will notice this, then walk
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