DEAR MISS MANNERS: Sometimes people enthusiastically tell me something they think I don’t know, particularly about my areas of expertise. Saying “I already knew that” sounds condescending. Pretending ...

You listen politely and take it from there -- elaborating on the subject, skipping the responses you have tried in the past.

Tips for (politely) fending off chatty co-workers.

It’s something else entirely for an online seemingly mental health professional who is dispensing seemingly professional advice, even though it is just a chatbot. The Psychological Association ...

Everyone needs a little relationship advice at times, especially when it comes to starting something new. USA TODAY launched a nationwide search to help entertainment reporter Erin Jensen find a ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Sometimes people enthusiastically tell me something they think I don’t know, particularly about my areas of expertise. Saying “I already knew that” sounds condescending. Pretending ...

While some of this advice can be useful, I sometimes come across tips that make me do a double take. And not in a good way. Here are some of the worst pieces of financial advice I’ve come across ...

is more polite phrasing that adds layers of detail, which in turn provides: A focus area (dating vs. general confidence) A starting point (learning vs. demanding advice) A timeline (building ...

My mother keeps telling me that I bullied her when I was a child. I am an autistic, only child and I started presenting with mental health issues at about 11 years old, although she is referring ...

A new study conducted by Future Publishing with 510 participants from the US and 518 participants from the UK reveals that more than 55% of respondents say they consistently use polite language ...