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In this episode Kurt and Malcolm offer our expert takes on:
- How a woman in a committed relationship (and a small child) can talk her boyfriend into pursuing polyamory
- The best way for dealing with a Facebook friend who copycats to such an extent we fear she’s looking to commit murder and take her friend’s place
- A writer with chronic pain who has to field critical comments from strangers over handicapped parking and unsympathetic friends
- A woman whose long ago ex-boyfriend and current friend insists on describing her as his ex to his new lady friends
- A writer who is just so damned good at helping others that she’s become the go-to source of advice for far too many friends
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