Miss Manners: No pictures please!
In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin discusses the importance of obtaining consent and practicing good manners when taking photos of others at social events.
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Miss Manners: It’s impolite to take someone’s photograph without asking their permission.
GENTLE READER: A slightly more practical approach is to make it hard on the photographer.
Miss Manners: I feel violated when people take my picture without asking first
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am finding that whenever I go out to a social event, or even a restaurant, I am either being captured by ...
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Miss Manners: I am tired of my picture being taken without my permission, even by friends
DEAR MISS MANNERS: I am finding that whenever I go out to a social event, or even a restaurant, I am either being captured by ...
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Miss Manners: Was it tacky for a friend to post an old photo of my boyfriend with his then-girlfriend?
DEAR MISS MANNERS: A friend of my boyfriend posted a years-old photo of a bunch of their friends, and she tagged one person ...
Miss Manners: I have one rule when my grandkids visit, and my son refuses to respect it
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is ...
Miss Manners: My son accused me of valuing my furniture over his messy kids' comfort
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Miss Manners: A grandmother’s house rules about food aren’t being respected
A grandmother is frustrated that her son and her grandkids don’t respect her rules about having food and drinks outside of the kitchen.
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Miss Manners: My clueless son allows his ill-mannered kids to carry food and drinks through my house
DEAR MISS MANNERS: My son and his family live four hours away, and visit often with our two grandchildren. One rule I have is no food or drinks in the living room or bedrooms. Growing up, we were ...