I was seated in coach, where space is already tight, when the person in front of me reclined their seat all the way back -- ...

What finally saved me was staying quiet and appearing to be submissive while carefully planning my exit without a single ...

Common courtesy should still apply at 30,000 feet. A quick glance or a polite, “Mind if I recline a bit?” isn’t hard -- ...

What finally saved me was staying quiet and appearing to be submissive while carefully planning my exit without a single ...

Dear Feeling Crushed: Ah yes — the dreaded “coach class recline,” where one person’s comfort becomes another’s claustrophobia ...

Dear Feeling Crushed: Ah yes -- the dreaded “coach class recline,” where one person’s comfort becomes another’s ...

Ah yes — the dreaded “coach class recline,” where one person’s comfort becomes another’s claustrophobia. Just because the ...

Dear Feeling Crushed: Ah yes -- the dreaded “coach class recline,” where one person’s comfort becomes another’s claustrophobia. Just because the seat (SET ITAL) can (END ITAL) lean back doesn’t mean ...

Dear Feeling Crushed: Ah yes—the dreaded “coach class recline,” where one person’s comfort becomes another’s claustrophobia.

I learned the hard way that reasoning with an abuser is like reasoning with a captor. The kindness after cruelty — the ...

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane shares the story of a reader whose husband had an undiagnosed stroke which led to a ...