In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a women's frustration over her friend's ...

If it survives this visit and you are willing to try again, Miss Manners suggests you sit your friend down and explain that while you know he is in pain, his behavior at your house was unacceptable.

as you have done. Miss Manners would like to think that these friends will have now learned that your invitations -- and patience -- are not infinite. But sadly, you and she both know better.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: A friend of mine has been keeping in touch with me by sending text messages that contain one sentence only: “How are you, Jen?” He never shares anything about himself ...

In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to someone who leaves lunch plans when her friend is ...

Dear Miss Manners ... where we feel obligated to bring gifts; my friend never wants to get together and just catch up with each other. But you are still friends, or you would not be invited ...

as you have done. Miss Manners would like to think that these friends will have now learned that your invitations -- and patience -- are not infinite. But sadly, you and she both know better.

The deep moral iniquity of raising a friend’s spirits by telling her the haircut was a success eludes Miss Manners, but she will take your word for it. Could you at least smile and say ...

Months after her loss, Cole is opening up about her friend. “I miss you every day,” she wrote in one post, while her ...