DEAR MISS MANNERS: Over the past year, I built a friendship with one of my co-workers in a very prestigious organization. We are both in our 50s. She can be hyper-verbal at times. She started ...

What’s worse is that when I finally asked her if something was wrong, she said she’s just “not into the whole wedding thing” ...

Dear Bride, Not a Boss: If she’s not interested in being a maid of honor, let her off the hook and give the role to someone ...

Dear Sister: You extended her a lot of grace by forgiving her. It’s preferable that apologies come with an acknowledgment of ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I have a neighbor who texts me on a fairly regular basis, asking me for all kinds of different things -- usually food items. She is not poor; she seems to go out multiple times a ...

DEAR HARRIETTE: One of my close friends has recently started gaining a lot of attention on social media, especially on TikTok. She’s gotten popular almost overnight, and ever since then, things have ...

"I never asked for anything over-the-top, just for her to show up and be present. Now I’m wondering if I chose the wrong person to stand beside me." ...

What would you do if a friend ignored your boundaries when it comes to privacy? In this story, a woman was enjoying game night with friends when she noticed one of them leaning over to read her ...

"The final straw came when they offered to watch our house while we were away for a month. They never came by once." ...

Dear Annie: My husband and I have a 3-year-old daughter, and we’re trying to raise her with structure — regular bedtime, limited screen time and no sweets before meals. The problem is my mother-in-law ...