... as I’ve been hurtling toward cheating on him, I asked him for permission to have sex outside of our marriage.

I don't know what to do, I genuinely love this person but don't feel OK initiating intimacy anymore.

She says like if he ever leaves her, she will harm herself.

I can't help but think back to a vacation I took with a co-worker of mine over a decade ago.

Part of me wants to tell him because what if it's all in my head and he doesn't even like me?

It feels like I am walking on egg shells.

A few weeks ago, I demonstrated an inability to perform, which caused our evening to wind down rather quickly.

There has been silence from both my fiancé and her family.

I am so hurt by his comments and feel it is one of the worst things you can say to a woman.

I want to hold on.

I'm not stupid and I don't want to jeopardize a friendship I value a lot by changing the dynamic.

While their communication was not overtly sexual at all, it made me feel extremely uncomfortable, insecure, and enraged.

They're now best buddies who co-parent two adults, who, in my opinion, are simply rude.

I am shallow enough to want a full-blown relationship.

Basically, I think she was a great match for me but I wasn't ready to open up yet.

I feel like I'm getting way ahead of myself, thinking about commitment with a guy I've never kissed.

"When a girl says she can't go out because she has to do laundry, pay bills, food shopping, etc., is that a sign that she is seeing someone else?"

I can't help but check to see if he's liked their latest posts.

Does he just have a type?

Dear Meredith, I recently suffered a miscarriage with my boyfriend. When I found out I was pregnant, we started making plans to live together, start our family, and get married. Since this has happened, we are trying to move forward,…

I have been working on my toxic personality and trying to change what ruined the relationship.

Even though I like him and really see potential with him, I told him that I was not going to be waiting for him to come back.

... my dream is to be out there, where I've wanted to move long before we even started dating.

Maybe this is really a question of how to fully let go — or whether I fully need to.

I am hoping you can clarify generally about what type and nature of differences are boons in a relationship (chocolate and peanut butter) as opposed to those differences in vision that can be harmful (chocolate and tuna).