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I'm going to deal with a quickie.

And let me preface the quickie by saying, if you have daughters and they don't be able, and they're not able to stand up to the guy they're dating, don't pay for the marriage.

Now, by standing up, I don't mean just being a pain in the ass.

But I mean when said male is doing something

inappropriate or even scary, and they don't want to say anything because maybe he won't like

me and he'll break up with me and then I'll be alone and I'll never find a boyfriend again and I'll

be alone. This is a woman, this is a girl, this is a person of the female persuasion who should not be

married here's an example of what happens just a second it's the wrong picture okay good afternoon

dr laura my name is blank i've been married 18 years, have a 16-year-old daughter. I have a question. My husband is on cannabis and has been using it for eight years. And he has changed dramatically. He's more angry, impossible to speak with. I have two more years until I can break free, meaning the kid will be 18.

My question is, is it wrong for me not to let him drive our teenage daughter to school

because I am not comfortable with how pot affects him the next day?

He doesn't see the problem. I am a problem in his eyes

for not letting him dry. Thank you so much, Julia. Okay, well, she's asking the question, but she's holding tight.

She doesn't let him drive.

Good for you.

If you were afraid to make sure he didn't drive, then you'd be one of the females I was complaining about.

And you'd be one of the females I was complaining about. And you tell your daughter why.

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