Dear Gabby's Letters

How many times have we read advice columnists such as Dear Abby or Dr. Drew and didn't totally agree with their reply?

Here are a few letters and the columnist's replies just as they were printed in a newspaper. Garrulous Gabby has added a different reply—from a communicologist's point of view—neither right nor wrong, merely different—here are some other examples of thinking outside the box.
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Read a letter and the columnist's reply, then, imagine how you would have replied and how you think Gabby will reply. The ability to be-with all points of view, without reacting or getting upset, is a valid test of your leadership-relationship communication-skills.

Gabby's Point of View	Most Viewed Letters
Abuse Issues	Parenting Issues
Dating-Social Issues	Sex Issues
Infidelity-Cheating Issues	Shunning-Estrangement
In-law Issues	Teen Issues
Supporting-Helping Issues	Work-Job Issues

Most Viewed Letters:*

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Abuse Issues:

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Parenting Issues:

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Infidelity-Cheating Issues:

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Sex Issues:

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In-law Issues:

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Supporting-Helping others Issues:

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Teen Issues:

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* It's encouraging to see dozens of daily viewings from other countries; most foreigners use translation applications though I question the accuracy of many words. For example: Ask every (yes every) speech-communication professor, teacher, physical/mental health-care professional, military leader, judge, clergy member, or parent his/her definition of the word responsible and every single one will be different. Most everyone's "home-grown" definition contains implied exclusions such as, "How I communicate does not affect your health, happiness or prosperity." Their definition purposefully ignores the word "cause" included in dictionary definitions.

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