Miss Manners, these gatherings were tough for me as an introvert. The group got larger and larger, to the point where I didn’t feel comfortable being involved. My friend would be preoccupied with the ...

Her friend of 30 years has a friend group that is substantially well off, and doesn't hesitate to go out to expensive dinners several times a week.

It’s been almost a year since I’ve seen my friend. I’m not sure how to rebuild our connection in a way that feels sustainable for me.

An extreme introvert struggles to maintain a close friendship that is being crowded out but a growing social circle.

DEAR MISS MANNERS: I’m fortunate to have had a dear friend ever since kindergarten.

Miss Manners suggests that you call her and propose an event that does not involve other people, transcontinental travel, or ...

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In today's Miss Manners column, advice columnist Judith Martin responds to a reader seeking advice on reconnecting with a childhood friend without joining her expensive social circle.

Letter writer couldn’t keep up with an old friend’s social group – so they haven’t seen each other in almost a year.

If your perfect evening involves curling up with a good book and never leaving the house, some people will tell you a cat is the obvious choice if you want to become a pet parent. But let’s be real, ...

The first time I ever took a personality test, I brushed it off as a bunch of hooey. But after reading my Myers-Briggs ...

You've mastered the exhausting art of being everyone's favorite extrovert while secretly counting down the minutes until you can escape to blessed solitude—and now you can't tell where the performance ...