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Dear Miss Manners: I moved in with my boyfriend and discovered he has, in my opinion, a rather unusual habit. Not only does he say “bless you” in response to sneezes, but he does so in response to ...

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Dear Miss Manners: I am a widow with many acquaintances and activities. I am physically and verbally affectionate with family ...

Where do people get off asking such personal questions? And better yet, what’s a good reply to shut them down?

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to whether saying "bless you" after flatulence is a ...

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Dear Miss Manners: I attended a music festival, where I wore pasties instead of a top. While there, I actually ran into a ...

Although she generally agrees that guests are not supposed to ask to bring additional guests, Miss Manners notes that an ...

GENTLE READER: Let them have their laughs. Presumably you followed the festival directive: Scantily clad for maximum airflow.

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Dear Miss Manners: I was at the dentist last week and the hygienist, whom I had never met before, mentioned she had a new grandchild. I naturally congratulated her and asked the polite questions: sex, ...