My wife and I have been together for 16 years. Both in our mid-to-late 30s. We are having a problem with a lot of things, but I lost it last night. Her father and I hate each other. He texts…

Dear Meredith, I need to ask ... how do I confess my true feelings to someone I know I love? With a troubling past preventing me from revealing how I truly feel, how can I overcome these heartbreaking feelings that…

Dear Love Letters, I am truly brokenhearted, unlike anything I have ever felt in my life. It's been thirteen months and I cry every day. I have dreams a couple of times a week ... and I never dream about…

Help! I'm a 40-year-old woman who's never been in a relationship longer than a year and a half. I feel like I have trouble connecting with people in general (I don't have a lot of friends), and so I haven't…

I much prefer to be in bed.

I'm 52 years old. I'm single and I seem to have a hard time finding the right woman. I have been scammed by woman on two dating sites; I'm so stupid to have allowed myself to believe these women's phony…

Now the summer season is coming and I don't want to sit around and do nothing while I could be outside doing different activities and enjoying the great weather.

Do I just give it more time and hope I'll somehow learn to trust again?

We view ourselves first and foremost as a couple, and out we time together is very important to us.

There is a topic I have long wanted to see you address: why do women today wait for men to be the one to propose marriage?

How long should one give to see if love is there?

I try to hide my feelings but I think our chemistry is hard to ignore.

It's almost as if something in my profile or pics has the equivalent of spinach in its teeth.

Hi Meredith, I am a 31-year-old woman who has absolutely zero experience when it comes to dating, sex, flings, kissing, hookups. I've never been on a date, let alone held someone's hands before. Ninety-eight percent of my friends are female,…

To those people I say … what are you suggesting I do? Break up a happy marriage and kick her to the curb after 20 years, because you don't approve?

The spark was still there and there was no denying it, but it had just been so toxic we didn't want to hurt each other again.

He says he is working on it and I believe him.

Dear Meredith, Is it reasonable to decline to go to a sibling-in-law's wedding? Let me clarify that this is all speculation; I'm not married yet or planning to get married. I've been with my partner for more than five years…

I fantasize about running into him at a party or around town and magically resolving everything.

My best friend's older brother got my contact information and has made comments about a possible “us” in the future.

He said he still wants to see me and wants me to visit. I don’t know how to proceed.

People will constantly mistaken us for a couple and it's tough to hear because I do feel like I've never been able to connect to anyone else like I have with him.

I am really excited and very much in love, but I know there will be some adjustments going from seeing each other maybe once a month to living together full-time.

... or do I try my best to forget him?

For the next 10 years, they called each other "husband" and "wife," even though they lived separately.