Opinion

Dear Eric: I am a lesbian in my late 60s. Recently I had a dream of a woman I knew back in the ’70s.

Dear Eric: I was married for 27 years to a wonderful woman who has passed away. We lived in a Female-led Relationship (FLR) which meant she was in charge of most things.

This summer, Fort Hays State University (FHSU) will embark on a much-anticipated renovation of its cadaver lab—an essential facility that has served the Department of Biological Sciences since the 1998-2000 renovation of Albertson Hall. Having transitioned from a theater-style lecture hall, the cadaver lab on the third floor has facilitated hands-on learning for students enrolled in human anatomy courses for more than two decades.

Moving from home to my first college dorm room was nerve-wracking, but I chalked up my moving-misery to all my eager, trepidatious enthusiasm about taking the “next step” in life. Over the next six years, I moved 12 more times.

Dear Eric: Soon after we had our first child, my wife uncovered a repressed memory that she had been sexually abused by her father when she was 18 years old.

Dear Eric: My husband is in his mid-80s and I’m in my late 70s. My husband has always suffered from anxiety, whereas I am calmer.

Dear Eric: A few months ago, I discovered I was not invited to my niece’s wedding this summer. She is the daughter of my only sibling.

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