Because She Is Always Right: Just ask Her!

Welcome to Ask Miss Edna
Where bad decisions get roasted, and common sense makes a comeback.
Got a life crisis? Miss Edna’s got opinions. Whether your boyfriend’s allergic to texting, your coworker thinks “effort” is optional, or you just need a reality check with a side of snark—Edna’s your girl.
She’s not here to coddle you; she’s here to fix you. So pull up a chair, grab a cup of coffee, and prepare to laugh, learn, and maybe rethink your life choices.
Ask Miss Edna. Because sometimes you need advice with teeth.

The Latest Cries For Common Sense

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I Deserve Housing, Not Heartache!

Miss Edna has had just about enough of people acting like paying bills is some form of oppression. Budgeting isn’t a punishment—it’s a basic life skill. If you think rent is unfair, just wait until reality hits. Miss Edna is here to remind you that being an adult means taking responsibility, not expecting the world to fund your bad decisions.

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Dear Politicians: Quit the TikTok Circus and Do Your Job

Politicians acting like high schoolers on TikTok won’t fix America’s problems. If cringe was a currency, they’d have balanced the budget by now. Miss Edna’s got a reality check for the elected fools wasting time instead of solving real issues.

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Marrying Outside Your Faith: A Hard Truth from Miss Edna

“Love conquers all”—or does it? This young woman is about to make a life-altering decision, and her family is in full-blown panic mode. Miss Edna delivers the hard truth about faith, marriage, and why skipping over this ‘small detail’ might just lead to a lifetime of regret. Buckle up, sweetheart—this one’s a reality check.

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“Marriage is Work? I Didn’t Sign Up for This!”

I thought marriage would be romantic date nights and weekend getaways—not doing laundry, cooking, and dealing with a husband who’s always tired! I work hard too—between pilates, brunch, and self-care, my days are packed! Why doesn’t he appreciate everything I do? Miss Edna, help!

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Why Do I Always Have to Be the Bigger Person?

I’ve spent my life being the ‘responsible one,’ the problem solver, the one who holds everything together while others take advantage—and somehow, I’m the bad guy if I don’t smile through it. My sister, my coworker… different people, same story. Miss Edna, how do I stop being everyone’s scapegoat without setting the world on fire?

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Why Is My Neighbor Mad at Me for Helping?

Some folks don’t want help, especially the kind that comes uninvited and wrapped in a big ol’ bow of superiority. If your ‘kindness’ keeps pushing people away, it might be time to ask yourself—was it really kindness, or just control in disguise?

Frustrated older woman with glasses rubbing her forehead in exasperation, embodying Miss Edna’s no-nonsense attitude about the lack of self-awareness in today’s world

Self-awareness is free my darlings. Take some. I beg you!

Some folks have more audacity than sense—walking through life like a hurricane of bad decisions and blaming the weather. If you’ve ever wondered why people keep their distance, Miss Edna has news for you: it’s not them, it’s you. Self-awareness is free, my darlings—take some. I beg you.

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I Lied, But She’s the One Overreacting

He swears it was just a “harmless little lie,” but she’s not buying it. Now, he’s playing the victim while she’s the one fuming. Is she overreacting, or is he just dodging accountability? Miss Edna sets the record straight with her signature snark and wisdom.

A well-dressed, smug-looking young professional sitting alone at a café table, proudly holding up their phone to show off a social media post—completely unaware that no one around them is paying attention.

Alone at the Top: Why Doesn’t Anyone Cheer for Me?

You climbed the ladder, you reached the top, and yet… crickets. No applause, no confetti—just the sound of your own echo. Maybe it’s time to ask yourself: Did you succeed, or did you step on too many toes getting there? Miss Edna serves up a hard dose of reality for the lonely king of the mountain.

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Hard Work is Now a Hate Crime?

Since when did showing up on time and doing your job become offensive? In a world where bare minimum effort gets applause, those who actually work are treated like villains. Miss Edna has a few things to say about this workplace nonsense!

A married couple sits in their living room, looking helplessly frustrated, while the wife’s mother stands between them with arms crossed, wearing a disapproving expression

Dear Mom: My House, My Rules, Quit Trying To Fix It and Me

When does ‘helping’ turn into plain old meddling? My mother seems to think my home—and my life—need her constant ‘fixing,’ whether I asked for it or not. Miss Edna, how do I get her to back off without starting World War III

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Dear Miss Edna: My Coworker Keeps Taking Credit for My Work—Help!

I bust my tail on projects, but my coworker swoops in at the last minute, steals my ideas, and takes all the credit. I’ve tried hinting, but nothing changes. How do I shut this nonsense down without turning the office into a battleground? Miss Edna has some sharp advice—because fools like this don’t deserve free rides.

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Red Flag or Relationship? Miss Edna Calls It

Confused and Clingy wonders if she’s overreacting or just finally seeing the red flags. Her boyfriend “forgets” to text back but has plenty of time to like other girls’ photos. Miss Edna is here to settle this one—with zero patience for nonsense.