Dear Queenie,
My husband likes to play violent video games with our young son. I have heard that children who play these kinds of games have trouble telling the difference between fantasy and reality and tend to act out in real life the things they see in these games.
Queenie, should I insist that our son not play these games?—Worried mother
Dear Queenie,
My neighbours next door are constantly looking out their window at what is going on at my house. I know they are watching us because their curtains are always open and we can see them looking out and they often comment on what they have seen.
Queenie, isn’t this an invasion of our privacy?—Annoyed
Dear Queenie,
A couple of years ago I was in a relationship with this guy and we never really forgot each other. We recently started talking again and things between us seem to go well but we’re having a little difficulty with seeing each other because we’re both always working.
On the other hand I’m attracted to a church boy. I feel attracted to this guy because of his sincere compassion in serving Christ and we had a little thing going on, but suddenly stopped. We always see each other and get along really well.
My problem is that I’m not sure which one I’d rather settle for. I love my ex and I’m honestly really attracted to the church guy.
Queenie, what would you advise me to do?—Can’t decide
Dear Queenie,
My nephew is getting married again, for the third time.
Queenie, am I obliged to give him yet another wedding gift? Maybe I should wait a year or two to see if this marriage will last?—Enough is enough
Dear Queenie,
I’ve been going with this guy for a year now and we’ve each met the other’s family but the families have never met each other. I want to plan some kind of get-together for both families so they can get to know each other but he says I should wait until we get engaged or at least move in together, which I don’t think is going to be anytime soon.
Queenie, what is the correct thing to do?—Etty Ket
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