Dear Dr. Chani, When I read your recent column about someone feeling snubbed by a group of people in his community, it really resonated with

Dear Dr. Chani, My wife and I moved to our generally friendly Jewish community in New Jersey over half a decade ago. We are involved

Dear Dr. Chani, This is the first year that I am cleaning our house and planning to stay home for Pesach. The problem is that

Dear Dr. Chani, I’ve been dating someone—let’s call him Sammy—for quite some time now, and things are OK. There’s nothing particularly wrong with our relationship.

Dear Dr. Chani, As Purim approaches, my wife and I have been discussing our plans for Purim night. I was really looking forward to getting

Dear Dr. Chani, My best friend from high school recently became engaged to my brother. When someone first suggested the idea that they meet, I

Dear Dr. Chani, As a proud father of five, I have had the privilege of watching my children all grow up. At this point, most

Dear Dr. Chani, I have been dating a girl — let’s call her Leah — for around a month and I am confused about what

Dear Dr. Chani, I am writing in response to your last column in which “Wishful Thinking” wrote about her mother-in-law. The description of her mother-in-law’s

Dear Dr. Chani, Having been married for several years, I thought that, eventually, my mother-in-law would accept me and respect me. Yet, I am still

Dear Dr. Chani, I heard that the first year of marriage can be a very big adjustment so I had low expectations. Yet I was