Miss Manners: You might not want to yell ‘folk!’ in a crowded cafe
Readers offer suggestions for a gender-neutral honorific.
Readers offer suggestions for a gender-neutral honorific.
This person ought to know their bridge days are over.
She says it's offensive to even mention a past wife or girlfriend. Is she too sensitive?
Until our neighbor's wife rudely weighed in, our home had been complimented by anyone who visited.
He insists he was right to have told me her secret. Now it's going to be awkward for me to be around her.
Plus: Is it OK to act like I didn't touch her laundry?
When did it become appropriate for people to inject a statement proclaiming their religious beliefs into conversations that are not specifically about religion?
I think all the shoppers who are waiting need to sign off on it.
Plus: How can I shut down her self-centered monologue?
My friend keeps telling me how wrong it is, and that having men there only makes it worse.