A recent report by McCrindle suggests that Baby Boomers are seen as the standard-bearers for manners and social etiquette, while younger generations may fall short. However, personal experiences and anecdotes challenge this notion, highlighting that not all Baby Boomers are as polite as portrayed.
A woman seeking advice on how to navigate family dynamics after becoming a step-grandmother expresses her disappointment at not receiving recognition or photos of the new baby. She also shares her concerns about her mother-in-law’s reaction to her absence from the baby visit. Another reader seeks advice on whether to tell her friend the reason why her husband is reluctant to socialize with her husband due to his excessive talking and bragging.
