A reader worries that if she invites her sister to her son’s wedding, she’ll try to get involved in the planning; a new ...

Dear Eric: I have moved to a new community and many of the older residents keep asking me what church I go to. I have not ...

I have moved to a new community and many of the older residents keep asking me what church I go to. I have not attended any ...

Dear Eric: I have moved to a new community and many of the older residents keep asking me what church I go to. I have not attended any church for decades as the church I went to preached things that ...

GENTLE READER: Either of these responses is polite. But Miss Manners assures you that using your recovery as an excuse is not necessary. You are allowed to be tired and go home whenever you want.

Dear Eric: I’m conflicted about whether or not to invite my sister to my son’s wedding.

She has recently accepted that she’s suffering from a lifetime of mental illness. I’m back in her life as a supporter of it ...

She has recently accepted that she’s suffering from a lifetime of mental illness. I’m back in her life as a supporter of it ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas responds to someone who is disappointed their friends are disinterested in ...

She’s also expressed a desire to stay with me for the month before the wedding so she can “help” me “deal with” my relatives ...

Dear Eric: I’m conflicted about whether or not to invite my sister to my son’s wedding.