We are going on a cruise and have invited my sister to join us. She has extended the invitation to another friend who is also friends with Teri and Bill. My sister asked her friend not to mention the ...

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Dear Feeling Degraded: You are not being overly sensitive. Patting an adult on the head is not “cute.” It is condescending, and doing it in front of others puts you in a spot where you can’t win ...

She does it in a joking way and laughs, as if it’s harmless. But I do not find it funny. I find it degrading and disrespectful ...

Dear Feeling Degraded: You are not being overly sensitive. Patting an adult on the head is not “cute.” It is condescending, and doing it in front of others puts you in a spot where you can’t win ...

Let’s take the husband’s corner first: it’s not your responsibility to manage your husband’s good time. So, if he’s refusing ...

Next time, handle it calmly in the moment with a steady line and a small smile. Ask her to please not pat your head. If she laughs, repeat yourself once, followed by, “I’m serious. Don’t.” Then move ...

I have tried reacting with a smile, reacting with silence and even reacting sharply. None of it has stopped her.

Dear Annie: I’m a 73-year-old married woman, and my husband and I have a full social life. We regularly host other couples for happy hour, dinner and holidays. I enjoy it, and I’m grateful to have ...

Dear Feeling Degraded: You are not being overly sensitive. Patting an adult on the head is not “cute.” It is condescending, ...

In today's Dear Annie column, a 73-year-old woman asks how to stop a friend’s joking but degrading comments about her height.