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Advice column debates removing a divorced son's wedding photos
Syndicated columnist R. Eric Thomas fields a parent's question about whether to take down photos of their son's ex-wife now that the marriage has ended.
What to know
- The piece is a syndicated 'Asking Eric' advice column republished verbatim across at least five regional news sites on the same day.
- The question centers on whether parents should remove photos of their son's ex-wife after his divorce, given it visibly upsets him.
- No reader comments or social discussion were recorded for any version of the column.
R. Eric Thomas Advice columnistLetter writer Anonymous parent
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Asking Eric column on son's divorce photos runs across regional outlets
R. Eric Thomas's advice column addressing whether parents should remove wedding photos of their divorced son's ex-wife was published simultaneously by Cleveland.com, The Oregonian, AL.com, MassLive and NJ.com, and shared via a Mastodon/Flipboard repost.
“I know it bothers our son to view photos of happier times when he visits.”
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first by NJ.com, 10d ago · also MassLive, The Oregonian
4 more headlines
- Asking Eric: My divorced son can't stand seeing his wedding photos in our home. Should I toss them? MassLive · 10d ago
- Asking Eric: After my son's painful divorce, what should I do with photos from his marriage? AL.com · 10d ago
- Asking Eric: I don't know what to do with the many pictures of son's ex that hang in our home The Oregonian · 10d ago
- Asking Eric: Should I cut my son's ex out of our family photos? Cleveland.com · 10d ago
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first by Baltimore Sun, 9d ago · also Denver Post, Chicago Tribune
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