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@bestforlast - I love Miss Manners! A friend gifted me with her book "Miss Manner's Guide to an Even More Dignified Wedding" and read it cover to cover. For all etiquette questions on posts, I always think to myself, "What would Miss Manners say".
Yay - I love her advice and I'm glad to see others who love her too!
this is GREAT thank you so much - - I haven't ever heard of Miss Manners.
I hope all the ladies on the Hive that have posted threads re: people/strangers' rudeness asking about their e-ring details - - here is the most perfect answer "Why Do You Ask" - - If that doesn't stump them I don't know what will HAAHAHAHAHHAHA 
That's a great idea! I haven't had any awkward or inappropriate questions yet, but I'm sure I will. When I do, I'll be prepared!
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I'm seeing so many posts about rude questions people ask and I want to respond to each of them with the sage advice Ms. Manners has offered over the years.
When faced with an inappropriate, sensitive, or just plain rude question, throw the ball back and query, "Why do you ask?" This allows you to avoid the question and put the burden back on the asker. Hopefully this will make them see that the question was not appropriate. At worst, you can just nod in response to whatever they have to say for themselves.
Give it a try.