While pointing a finger at others can be tempting, turning it toward oneself is more gracious. Particularly, Miss Manners might add, in the perhaps unlikely event that you are actually wrong.

President Donald Trump’s efforts to reshape the federal government to his liking suffered a loss in court when a federal ...

Dear Miss Manners: When sharing stories, anecdotes or facts in conversation, I usually cite my source. For example, I might ...

Dear Miss Manners: I am the president of a social club that organizes activities for the LGBTQ community and allies. Our club ...

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However, while I am always — always — effusively grateful and do my best to show her the same considerations, I have never ...

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The organizer of a social club insulted a member by saying he wouldn’t attend LGBTQ events because of his religion. Then he ...

Within minutes, he texted back, “You’re right. We’re not close, and it’s thoughtless of you to dump your hurt feelings on me ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: My landlady is a kind and thoughtful woman. She goes out of her way to ensure the comfort and livelihood ...

While pointing a finger at others can be tempting, turning it toward oneself is more gracious. Particularly, Miss Manners might add, in the perhaps unlikely event that you are actually wrong.

While pointing a finger at others can be tempting, turning it toward oneself is more gracious. Particularly, Miss Manners might add, in the perhaps unlikely event that you are actually wrong.