My boss told me I have bad breath but no one else thinks I do - does she have an issue with me?

DEAR DEIDRE: I WAS mortified when my boss told me I had bad breath.

But I spoke to my work colleagues and asked them if I have ever had bad breath – and all of them said they hadn’t noticed.

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I am paranoid about my teeth at the best of times as I have a broken molar, and I do have an appointment lined up with my dentist.

I’m a 32-year-old woman.

My workmates were appalled by what my boss said to me and told me to just ignore it, but I can’t.

I know there’s a colleague who’s jealous of me.

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She used to be my line manager but now I’m at the same level as her. I think she’s spreading lies about me.

If she’s saying these things to my boss, who else is she telling lies to?

DEAR DEIDRE

I'm having separate affairs with my mate and his wife after regular threesomes

RIPPED OFF

GOING DOWNHILL

NO LIBIDO

DEIDRE SAYS: If your colleagues haven’t noticed then it does sound as though your jealous colleague might be behind this.

It would be good if you could directly ask her if there is a problem that you are unaware of.

My support pack Standing Up For Yourself will help you be assertive.

It is also worth contacting Acas (acas.org.uk, 0300 123 1100), who advise on workplace issues.

Talk to your dentist about your concerns and they will be able to advise you.