Choosing generally not to use an antiquated and sexist form of address, etiquette-approved or not, is not denigrating someone's choice of address. If you know that someone prefers a specific form of… (View Post)
Hell, I remember etiquette debates on here years ago about whether it's inappropriate to have a table at the wedding that is clearly and solely for gifts because a) it indicates that you were expecti… (View Post)
Yes, I know. I read the thread. That's why I'm rolling my eyes at the claims that it's a "rule," not a rule. Is it because so many people do it and don't want to be considered etiquette ru… (View Post)