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right now? You want to share with the virtue. It's a little bit on the stressful side.

Maybe you're too close to it. So you're like, virtue, help me out with this. In this

case, she's got a dad that is being way too critical of her husband. And she's not exactly

sure how to deal with it. So if you want to give her some advice and you got some time

here, one eight five five birth show, Kristen's got the email.

Birth show. I am writing to you in need of some advice. I don't know how to fix my dad

and husband's relationship. Now, I know that is usually the mother-in-law that is the

problem in these situations. But in my case, it is the opposite. My father has always been

very, maybe even overly protective of me. I also think that he is having a hard time

letting go now that I'm married. My father is constantly finding fault with my husband.

He finds fault with minor things like the way my husband dresses to the way he talks.

He also makes comments about my husband not earning enough or doing enough to take care

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