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I just started an amazing job...

Dear Uncle Gary, I just started an amazing job as an assistant to a very successful hairstylist in Newport Beach. He’s super busy, well-known, and I was thrilled to be hired. About a month in, he asked me out. I froze. A few days earlier, he’d asked

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Dear Uncle Gary, I met my wife when I was 18....

Dear Uncle Gary, I met my wife when I was 18, married her at 24, and we had our daughter at 25. Life felt full, with good careers, a happy kid, and what I thought was a strong marriage. But at 35, my wife told me she wasn’t happy.

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I'm recently out of a twelve-year relationship.

I'm recently out of a twelve-year relationship. I'm a fifty-five-year-old gay man, and I don't know where to start. I used to have a nice body. I think I'm still good-looking, but when I go out with friends, I never meet anyone. Everybody is so young.

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I'm 23, still living at home

Dear Uncle Gary, I'm 23, still living at home and going to school, taking a full load and working part-time. Is it selfish to want space from my own family? - Leave Me Alone Dear Leave Me Alone, You’re not selfish. You’re human. You’re juggling

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How do I forgive someone who isn’t sorry?

Dear Uncle Gary, How do I forgive someone who isn’t sorry? Sincerely, Disappointed Dear Disappointed, Let me start here. Forgiveness is not a performance. It’s not a handshake a ceremony, or a public declaration. It’s not about letting someone off the hook. It’s about letting yourself

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If nothing changes today, where will you be in ten years?

The words that follow are meant to be a wake-up call. You can either read them and be motivated to act, or you can scroll on and spend the next decade repeating the same year, over and over again.

Gary Domasin https://www.askunclegary.com

Why Uncle Gary?

This picture means more to me than I can put into words. That's my nephew, who we lost too soon, and my niece, who still lights up every room she walks into. They're the reason Ask Uncle Gary exists.