FIONA'S DILEMMA:My sister's husband keeps making inappropriate comments to me.

When I say something to him about it he says he wouldn't want to touch me with a barge pole.

But when he gets drunk he says he married the wrong sister!

My sister wouldn't believe me but how do I make her see him for what he really is? IF you've a dilemma or want to give advice, phone Shereen on the Real Love Show on 0845 100 2101 between 10pm-1am on Saturday.

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WILLIE'S DILEMMA: My wife wants to go on holiday with girl-friends.

She's 40 and needs to know her place is at home with her children -a married woman who goes abroad with friends is only looking for one thing and that's a gigolo!

SHEREEN SAYS: I wouldn't be surprised if she did run off with a Spanish waiter.

Your wife shouldn't be controlled by a chauvinistic attitude. Sort yourself out.

YOUR ADVICE: My wife would have me sleeping in the shed with an attitude like yours. Let her have a break from you. She deserves it.

COLIN, Glasgow I wouldn't trust a group of women on holiday as far as I could throw them. Tell her she can't go.

GARY, West End, Glasgow If my husband told me I couldn't do what I wanted he wouldn't be my husband.

DIANE, Glasgow

YVONNE'S DILEMMA: My mother doesn't approve of my relationship with my boyfriend.

I'm 45 with two kids and have been seeing Jim for three years.

We have been arguing but I don't want to let go as I don't want to be left alone. I feel Jim is as good as I'm ever going to get. Any suggestions?

SHEREEN SAYS: I'm not suggesting you have an affair but you should see who else is out there.

Get your mum to babysit and go speed dating. You need to give yourself opportunities to meet a nice man who you like and are not just putting up with.

YOUR ADVICE I met my current partner through internet dating. Try it!

BEV, Clydebank I felt the same until I went hunting and found men out there were worse than what I had at home.

JOYCE, Glasgow It not fair to string the poor man along.

ADAM, Glasgow LAST WEEK'S DILEMMA: Should I wed the boyfriend I don't really love

HAILEY thinks her boyfriend is about to pop the question. She's says he's a nice guy but she doesn't love him enough to spend the rest of her life with him. She doesn't want to hurt his feelings but she's not ready to end the relationship. Would it be unfair to say Yes' when she really means No'?

SHEREEN SAYS: It's a difficult one, especially if you don't want to upset him. I would probably just say Yes' and then drop him a few months later if it doesn't work out. But make sure you give the ring back.

YOUR ADVICE You can still get engaged and have a relationship and see how you feel in a couple of months.

TOM, Glasgow I was in similar circumstances. I accepted the ring, saying I would consider his offer, but six months later we parted and I gave the ring back.

ANNIE, Glasgow Take the ring - but have a long engagement.

BILLY, Glasgow