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“Doesn’t Make Sense: 40 Social Etiquette Rules That People Want To See Gone
Sometimes etiquette rules just don't make sense, so why adhere to them? This netizen had a similar idea when they decided to ask: "What's a common social etiquette rule you just don’t agree with?" ...
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Readers Sent Us Their Etiquette Dilemmas—Now We're Checking in Years Later to See How Things Worked Out
We followed up with readers who got advice from our etiquette experts. "Modern Manners: Advice for Social Dilemmas" has been a beloved column in REAL SIMPLE magazine for years. We've heard from ...
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Social etiquette trainer’s guide to making small talk less awkward
We invited Esther Lee, the founder of Modern Etiquette Institute in Hong Kong and a Certified International Social Etiquette Trainer, to guide you through a few occasions where small talk may be ...
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Changing attitudes towards social etiquette
Women started to smoke in public. It became acceptable for women to drive cars and take part in energetic sports. The young women of the 1920s were referred to as flappers. Hollywood films of the ...
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Etiquette Expert Shares Three Tips to Avoid Being a Bad Wedding Guest (Exclusive)
Elaine Swann, founder of The Swann School of Protocol, shares with PEOPLE her top wedding etiquette recommendations guests should follow Jordan Greene is Society and Culture writer-reporter at PEOPLE.
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Knowledge and understanding - Social factors
Examples of good etiquette would be: A golfer is playing a shot in the bunker. The rule is the club must not touch the sand until the actual full stroke is played. As the player was setting the ...