A woman in her early 40s recently reached out to Suze Orman's "Women & Money" podcast with a problem many can relate to: she ...

I feel like I don’t want to return to my duties after healing, solely because none of them seem to miss me enough to say so.

GENTLE READER: After 50 years, you might let things be. Miss Manners can understand your having waited to be certain your new ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a women saying she gets rude questions about her ...

While I don’t mind compliments about my clothes, I do mind the judgment that follows these supposedly thoughtful remarks.

One of them told my mother that her spiritual adviser said that turning down an invitation was insulting and hurtful and ...

Dear Miss Manners: My husband and I have joined a fitness club. The policy of the gym is that members do not talk on their ...

Dear Eric: I left my 32-year marriage more than 20 years ago, due to my ex-husband’s extramarital affairs. We have four adult ...

Alongside a throwback snap of himself as a child with his mom, he wrote on Instagram: "happy birthday mama [heart emoji] i miss you every day." Austin started his career as a teenager with small ...

But you know, we can buy lollipops. We don’t have to deplete the supply here.” DEAR MISS MANNERS: Please, please use your influence to bring back “mother” when referencing a woman who is ...

you should not feel that you (or your daughter) missed out. Miss Manners: To refill, or not to refill - party host faces ...

you can break into a smile. Three such performances should do it. If your colleague is nice -- even “relatively nice” -- Miss Manners predicts that you will get a return smile and fewer warnings.