Most people have heard of the Irish goodbye, which involves a sneaky, unannounced exit by someone during an event. It turns out a regional exit based in America often plays out at the end of a meal — ...

Sign up for the daily CJR newsletter. Even the most unreligious among us invokes God more than we might think, especially when parting from another person. Take ...

So long. Farewell. Smell ya later. By Kat Bein It’s never easy saying farewell. Goodbyes so often get caught in your throat. It may be easier to let someone else do the talking, or in this case, the ...

Grief counselor and patient advocate, Isabel Stenzel Byrnes, explains the art to a thoughtful goodbye and why it's important. Saying goodbye to a loved one can be tough, especially if you're parting ...

Language expert John Howarth and Professor Hannah Fry revealed why we say the word ‘goodbye,’ and the reason dates back to the year 1600. During a new episode of the podcast The Rest Is Science, Fry ...

Say goodbye to abrupt departures, that awkward am-I-staying-or-going dance, and hovering anxiously (and conspicuously) near the door. There’s an art to bidding your host adieu, even if you’re slipping ...