Tired of dating losers

Tired Of Attracting Losers? Here’s How To Stop

Dear Annie: My sister-in-law, "Robyn," is also a dear friend who has been part of my life for 20 years. Robyn is now in her 50s and has two children -- one by a married man who dumped her, and the other by a loser who abandoned her. Robyn finally married a stable co-worker, but they divorced after six years. Since then, she has dated a lot, but the relationships never work out, and she always has some kind of crisis. The problem is, she asks for my opinion, but when I am not supportive, she stops talking to me. I'm tired of it. I can't work up the energy to care anymore, and I no longer want to be involved in her drama. Her current beau is a guy who was convicted of stalking his ex-girlfriend and breaking into her home. I told Robyn this relationship is doomed, but she said she was not interested in my unsolicited opinion and I should not contact her again.

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It was raining. It was pouring outside. I kept imagining battling rush-hour traffic in the rain just to meet another loser. I had suggested to Steve that we meet at a dive bar in Gardena because it was equidistant between our two homes, mine in San Pedro and his in downtown L.

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Well, due to Sammy Sosa acting like an idiot last week, I never really got the opportunity to chat about why I do what I do. Why am I a Yankee fan? Why am I writing this blog? Why am I so cranky? My story begins back in I don't know how he timed it, but I was born in the chaotic glory of the Bronx Zoo.

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L.A. Affairs: Dating tragic men taught me something. I was tired of meeting losers

Dear Amy: I am an attractive year-old woman with a good job. I have been in three serious relationships. My previous two boyfriends were losers who took advantage of my generous heart to fill up their pockets with my money. But I stayed with each of them for almost three years!

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