Miss Manners: Woman addressed by first name after the men get ‘Mr.’
A veteran is feeling slighted after all the men in her online exercise group get addressed as Mr. while she just gets called ...
Miss Manners: My online exercise instructor greets the men as ‘Mr.’ and me by my first name ... it’s irritating
Everyone’s screen names include both first and last names, and none are particularly difficult to pronounce, so I don’t ...
Miss Manners: When groups hog the sidewalk, what’s the best way through them?
A pedestrian is annoyed by large groups who hog the pathway; an exerciser wonders why her coach calls the men Mr. So-and-So, ...
Miss Manners: They blocked my path, then said I was the rude one
GENTLE READER: “I’m afraid there was just no way through.” Miss Manners suggests you omit, “… and I need to see the Wizard,” ...
Miss Manners: As the only women in my exercise group, this is the one thing that annoys me
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I participate in a regular online exercise class, in which all the clients are veterans -- and mostly men.
Cleveland.com12d
Miss Manners: Is my exercise instructor sexist?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I participate in a regular online exercise ... that this woman may not know which honorific you use (Miss, ...
Miss Manners: Veteran wonders why exercise coach calls male classmates ‘Mr.’, but addresses her by her first name
She's the only woman in the class, and it's very noticeable that she's being addressed in an overly familiar way.
MLive11d
Miss Manners: Coach addresses all the men as ‘mister’ but calls me by my first name
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I participate in a regular online exercise class, in which all the clients are veterans -- and mostly men.
Miss Manners: As the only woman veteran in my class, the host doesn’t respect my title
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I participate in a regular online exercise class, in which all the clients are veterans -- and mostly men.
syracuse.com12d
Miss Manners: Veteran feels sexism is at play when interacting with male peers
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I participate in a regular online exercise ... that this woman may not know which honorific you use (Miss, Ms. or Mrs.) and is afraid to guess. Listing your preferred honorific, or ...
Manila Bulletin5d
Our top chefs remember Margarita
Through stories, shared memories, and the very language she spoke best—food—these chefs celebrate not just the restaurateur and mentor, but the woman who redefined what it meant to champion Filipino ...