I have a feeling she is upset with me for my daughter’s behavior, and she has a right to be. Do I reach out to the mom?

After her daughter treated one of her friends poorly, a mom feels she’s being blamed by the friend’s mom. How can she mend ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My daughter acted poorly and distanced herself from one of her good friends. This is the second time in a ...

Daughter is in a fight with her friend, and the letter writer has a feeling the friend’s mom is also upset. Dear Miss Manners ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I flew to the home of a friend to help her with a project as a favor. She has two cats, and unfortunately, ...

I wanted to refuse my drink as a matter of principle, but the pretzels they previously served were calling my name.

To be clear, Miss Manners does not condone the practice. But if you are squeamish, she would suggest that you not look too ...

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Recent Pew Research Center surveys found that about one-third of Americans say they often encounter rudeness in public life. The word civilitas — Latin for “the behavior expected of a citizen” — gives ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: On our neighborhood app, one of my neighbors cautioned that two young men had recently knocked on her door ...

As incivility rises in public and online life, history and research suggest that reviving traditional manners and mindful ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: Two of the most important people in my life -- my beloved husband, and my closest partner at work -- share a most annoying habit. The habit is this: When they need something, they ...