We all have them in our heads, short sayings or words of wisdom covering the situation in which we or the person we are ...

From romantic partners to friends to family members, over time, people can often identify common phrases used by those closest to them. Some are made in anger, others in moments of joy.

“Make sure not to push further or use guilt with a comment like, ‘Please, just one? I’m your grandma/grandpa!’” Dorn said. “A helpful thing to do instead is keep the mood light and say something like, ...

I still remember the phrases I heard as a kid that now echo in my mind every time I make — or avoid making — a financial decision. Phrases like “you need to make wise decisions with money” come back ...

Yet, over the years, the meanings of these phrases have adapted and changed, allowing them to remain in the common lexicon, regardless of their outdated origins. When we use our cell phones to ...

Instead of saying “you’re fine,” to an obviously distressed child, Tuchman encourages dads and other parents to validate ...

Passive-aggressive behavior occurs frequently in everyday interactions with our friends, romantic partners, family members ...

A common answer is “Pleased to meet you.” Very few seem to remember, or care, how declasse that phrase was once considered.

CBS News Miami’s Jim Berry sounds off on Miami Dade County Commissioner Keon Hardemon’s idea to rename some streets in Miami ...

Passive-aggressive behavior can sometimes be hard to identify. Here are some common phrases to avoid. Halfpoint Images via Getty Images Passive-aggressive behavior occurs frequently in everyday ...