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“I know the parents of the person whose column name rhymes with Dear Booty mean well, and it’s their way of showing love and affection.” → Read More
"We ended up at the same place: siding with the snob." → Read More
“It’s just safer to proceed as if at least one of these people in your work Slack channel hates you and can’t wait to report you to HR.” → Read More
“When it comes to finding likeminded people, dropping off letters is not the way to go.” → Read More
“You can’t talk anyone out of believing they’re in love.” → Read More
“Once the friend realized they weren’t going to be able to handle the presence of the dog, they needed to take matters into their own hands.” → Read More
“Making your guest feel like they have nothing to offer is not the way to go.” → Read More
“I think the harmless white lie is exactly the right way to wriggle free of your social obligations.” → Read More
“So the dog is an asshole because they’re assholes, eh?” → Read More
Each week, Prudie discusses a tricky letter with a colleague or friend, just for Slate Plus members. This week Jenee Desmond-Harris discusses her response to “Tacky Wedding Planner” with her husband and fellow Slatester, Joel Anderson. Dear Prudence, Is it tacky to ask for somewhat expensive gifts when you are not throwing an expensive wedding? My fiancé and I do a lot of volunteer work. Because… → Read More
She doesn't know. → Read More
Donald Trump’s mentee has always been hungry for attention. → Read More
Each week, Prudie discusses a tricky letter with a colleague or friend, just for Slate Plus members. This week Jenée Desmond-Harris and Joel Anderson discuss Prudie’s response to: “Auntie Irrelevance.” Dear Prudence, I’m in my 60s and have significant health issues. Recently, I was hospitalized for two weeks (plus at-home aftercare) for something quite serious. Not one of my siblings or their… → Read More
A closer look at one of this week's letters. → Read More
Can I let her know she did me a favor? → Read More
Each week, Prudie discusses a tricky letter with a colleague or friend, just for Slate Plus members. This week Jenée Desmond-Harris and Joel Anderson discuss Prudie’s response to: “Why, Oh Why OTIO?” Dear Prudence, I have a question about handling something that is both great and annoying. My husband is a big believer in “only touch it once” (known to some as OTIO). His baseline philosophy is… → Read More
"She needs to know what kind of parent he’s prepared to be." → Read More
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Lessons from the last time America was riled up about a slap. → Read More
“Someone who terrorized your fiancée with a skeleton is not sending the two of you good vibes!” → Read More