Superbeauty Seeks Friends Amidst Attention From Men
Dear Superbeauty: You can have female friends if you focus on being a friend not just attractive. Be supportive and vulnerable, avoid slickness, share less ideal life parts, as bonding comes from rough edges.
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Family tragedy prompts tact in Miss Manners column
Judith Martin discusses delicacy in addressing a family tragedy from before the writer's birth. The reader recalls a drowned younger sister, and wonders how the event should shape questions or conversations about their family history.
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Miss Manners Advises Gentle Inquiry Into Family Past
Miss Manners suggests researching public records and journalistic coverage to learn about a family history. She cautions that a wall of silence from a mother and siblings may remain, and urges a gentler approach rather than pressing for details.
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Global apologies rise as a common political currency
The piece discusses the growing role of apologies in international politics and personal life. It notes leaders from the United States, Germany, Canada, and Australia issuing formal contritions after conflicts and injustices. It also cites experts who compare sincere apologizing to essential healing in marriages and nations alike.
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Differences in parenting styles for kids
The June issue of Parents magazine says mothers and fathers have innate, distinct parenting styles that benefit children. It contrasts soothing routines and rhythm with distraction and physical-emotional stimulation, noting men use larger words earlier and both voices differ in infant speech.
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Contentment as a path to fulfillment beyond constant stimulation
The piece argues that excitement drives modern happiness and risks overstimulation. It notes adrenaline and cortisol rise with thrill, urges recovery periods, and warns against caffeine alcohol and tobacco as coping. Five steps promote calmer fulfillment through reflection, balanced activity, diaphragmatic breathing, and rest.
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