Dear Politicians: Quit the TikTok Circus and Do Your Job

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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.

Marrying Outside Your Faith: A Hard Truth from Miss Edna

A digital text quote image with the words: "Marrying outside your faith won’t feel like a big deal—until it is." — 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.

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

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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!

Why Do I Always Have to Be the Bigger Person?

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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?