MLive2d
Miss Manners: I am tired of my picture being taken without my permission, even by friends
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am finding that whenever I go out to a social event, or even a restaurant, I am either being captured by ...
Harriette Cole: I’m my best friend’s bridesmaid, and I have a problem
This is my best friend’s wedding, and I’d hate to miss out, but some of these things are too demanding: engagement party, ...
MLive4d
Miss Manners: I offended a friend when I didn’t send her a thank-you note for attending my husband’s wake
Miss Manners does not want to discourage letters of thanks, which are in short supply. If hosts want to write to thank their ...
Miss Manners: Friend group brags about boat trip I wasn’t invited to
I think they should keep such texts private. It’s their choice not to include me, but I believe it’s rude to brag.
Best of Miss Manners: My 10-year-old daughter is never invited to her best friend’s house
How do I politely communicate to this mother that her avoidance of hosting the group is impolite and unfair to the rest of us ...
‘I’ll miss visiting my American friends’: Angered by Trump’s threats, Canadians rethink Florida travel
About 3.3 million Canadians visited Florida last year, making Canada the state’s top source of international tourists ...
Miss Manners: I feel violated when people take my picture without asking first
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am finding that whenever I go out to a social event, or even a restaurant, I am either being captured by ...
Miss Manners: I always assumed picture-taking was a matter of consent and good manners
I go out to a social event, or even a restaurant, I'm either being captured by a camera or someone has taken candid pictures ...
Miss Manners: How to deal with friend’s candid camera
GENTLE READER: A slightly more practical approach is to make it hard on the photographer.
Miss Manners: Isn’t it rude to take my picture (and post it online) without asking me first?
Please send your questions to Miss Manners at her website, www.missmanners.com; to her email, [email protected]; or ...
The Washington Post4d
Miss Manners: Friends brag about their fun plans in group chat
In a large group chat, some of the letter writer’s friends brag about activities they do without the whole group. Dear Miss Manners: I enjoy socializing with a group of women in my community.