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David Eddie

Contributor
Columnist
Toronto, Canada
deddie@globeandmail.com
www.davideddie.com

Area of Expertise

Relationships, self-awareness, social interactions

David Eddie is a columnist for The Globe and Mail. He writes Damage Control, an advice column about self-awareness, relationships and social interactions.

Books

Books Published

Damage Control, McClelland & Stewart
Latest articles
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Should I feel guilty about trapping mice?
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How do I stop my husband from zoning out on his phone instead of playing with his grandson?
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I might be a dad. Should I support the child even though I’m not certain of being the father?
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I seem to be failing at my 20s – in every way. What am I doing wrong?
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Did I overstep when I gave unsolicited advice to my son’s soccer teammate?
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I’m allergic to dogs but my sister keeps bringing hers over. What should I do?
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David Eddie’s five golden rules for being a better human in the new year
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With gifts, is it really the thought that counts?
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Should I social media shame a Good Samaritan refusal?
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Am I obligated to foot the bill for a colleague who invited me to a networking event?
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Can I tell my overweight friend I’m worried about his health?
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How do I know when I’m ready to date again?
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My husband’s support for Trump is poisoning our marriage. Should I get a divorce?
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Can we get back on track after a breakup?
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No one visited me at the hospital. Now, I’m angry
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How do I deal with the person at the pool who never stops talking?
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Can I get my money back after unsatisfactory orthodontic work?
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Is cottage etiquette important? In a word: Yes
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Babysit your way back into your adult children’s lives
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Parents have the right to disperse funds on an unequal, ‘needs-based’ basis