Advice Always Emerging, Never Arriving: The Middle Class
There's nothing more useful to a cocktail party or a graduate school essay than a well-placed reference to the emerging middle class.
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Advice Advice From Two Disparate Persons: Flirting, Deodorant, Presents for Boys
The Toast's "Advice From Two Disparate Persons" column takes on all comers.
Speak Flippantly on the Internet of These General Groups of People at Your Peril
Nicole Cliffe identifies groups of people it is best to always speak respectfully of on the internet.
Advice Advice From Two Disparate Persons: Negativity, Weddings, and Stretch Marks
The Toast's weekly advice column takes on negativity, weddings, and stretch marks.
Advice Very Wise Things
Nicole Cliffe talks about exceptionally wise things others have said to her.
Advice Intrusions, Ranked
Nicole Cliffe lists the hierarchy of ways to intrude on someone's privacy.
Advice Advice Addendum: PCOS
Follow-up advice about getting checked out for PCOS to a reader worried about facial hair.
Advice Advice From Two Disparate Persons: Virgins, Toddlers, Chin Hairs
The inaugural Toast advice column, in which Nicole Cliffe and Mallory Ortberg do their best.
Advice Tiny Accomplishments of the Day
Nicole Cliffe compiles a series of tiny accomplishments you could achieve today instead of really doing work.
Advice Fun in the Public Domain: Advice from William Alcott
William Alcott gives his timeless advice from centuries past.
Advice Things Done Better Elsewhere
In which we ask our readers for advice about the tiny improvements on daily life found in other countries and regions.
Advice French Toast
Lily Hudson introduces us to French, the world's easiest language.
Advice A Literary Agent Answers Your Fevered Questions: The Return
Ginger Clark answers questions in her role as a literary agent and all-around bad-ass.
Advice Things You Know
Nicole Cliffe asks readers for useful advice, provides some of her own.
Advice Close-Reading “Dear Prudie”
Nicole Cliffe engages in close-reading Dear Prudie advice from Slate.
