It's Group Therapy Thursday! Jenna needs our help: "Hey Ara and Toby! Looking for some insight here. I was at a restaurant with my husband and friends over the weekend. We brought my 2 year-old with us and of course, he dropped some food and a few other table items on the ground during our meal. We were polite as was our server, we ate, paid our bill, and got ready to leave. As we were walking away, one of my friends stopped us and said: "Aren't you clean after your child?" I couldn't believe she said that. I get we're at a restaurant, but he's a baby. He didn't mean to leave scraps on the ground. She said I should've taken the time to pick up what was dropped so the waitress doesn't have to. My husband said we should write in and see what your audience had to say. Thanks!" Advice for Jenna? Leave it in the comments!

Ready for Group Therapy Thursday? Jason needs our help. Have a look: "Hey Ara and Toby! This is a bit of a weird one. I've been dating a girl for about 4 months and there's one thing she does that I find super strange. She kisses her guy friends on the mouth hello and goodbye. I've never heard of anything like before. It isn't her culture. She's from Newfoundland. I let her know I'm not a controlling boyfriend, but honestly I don't like it. She just said this is what I do. I know for a fact a couple of the guys are people she's previously hooked up with way back. She does it with girls, too, which is also odd, but that doesn't bother me as much. She told her friend and now they're acting weird around me. Is this worth breaking up over?" Advice for Jason? Leave it in the comments ? - Ara and Toby

Ready for Group Therapy Thursday? Mandy needs our help: "Hey Ara and Toby! Frustrated and not sure what to do here. A good friend of mine from Washington State, who's always been playful when teasing me about living in Canada and being a Canadian, has gone too far. We've been friends for years. She was a bridesmaid at my wedding. Ever since things kicked into high gear this week she constantly refers to Canada as 'America Light' and says I should relax and that what's going on is justified. I asked if she was kidding and she said no. She and her husband were planning to visit for Spring break. I politely texted her yesterday saying not to bother (pretty matter of factly) and she replied that she's shocked and saddened. I've pretty much stopped communicating. I don't need that in my life. My husband thinks we should send one last message explaining our stance and leave it at that. I'm curious to know what your audience thinks we should do. We will be listening. Thank you." Advice for Mandy and her husband? Leave it in the comments - Ara and Toby