I will either get really excited about someone after the first date and then horribly disappointed after date three or four ... or I will not like someone after meeting them (virtually now) after about 10 minutes.

I was in a very bad place in my life and then I met him. He was 10 years my senior and he lived in another state. He brought beauty, laughter, and hope with him. Needless to say, the casual…

I don't want to ask him to move to where I'm from because I feel like he will resent me and feel the way I do now.

Do I stay in a marriage with a sweet, caring husband for whom I feel no sexual attraction, or do I pack up and leave?

Even when we live together for weeks upon end, we get along better than a dream.

Are there rules for building physical intimacy during a pandemic?

When we began long-distance, I think we both imagined it would never be more than a few years. Right now it feels like there's no end in sight.

Now he returns home in a week and I'm wondering if he will call me when he gets out. Should I answer? Is it a good idea to see him?

She is uncomfortable talking to me because she does not want her husband to find out.

The fifth season of the podcast is about "new beginnings."

I'm married to the love of my life and we have been together for more than 11 years. We are good friends with another married couple. I am a woman; we are all straight couples. I've always had a "crush"…

What is the most neutral way I can mention it so that it doesn't come across as off-putting?

Do you have any tips for getting more comfortable with ambiguity?

It is genuinely upsetting to see her text me and I just wish that she would stop trying to reconnect.

I think it might be for the better for both of us now that it is over, although that is no excuse for what I did.

I know it's unhealthy to think this, but I feel like he is just with me because of my pregnancy.

I am hoping you can advice me how not to intervene in such way that come across as interfering.

I know deep down I'll always be hoping we can reconcile.

When my girlfriend told me that she doesn't want to come over anymore, I was heartbroken.

Keep in mind, I liked this guy from when I was 12 to about 17.

Maybe I am just being dramatic but I think I would appreciate it more if he used the "I" a bit more on sensitive matters.

Hi there. I'm 50 years old and have never been married. I finally met someone who likes me a lot, but I don't think he’s my soulmate. We enjoy some of the same activities; hiking, cooking, movies, dogs, etc. Intimacy…

We've shared our feelings with each other and he does know that I'm married.

While I don't believe that things would ever be bad as they were, it does cross my mind that maybe things have improved because life as we know it has come to halt.

How do you relax and be "authentic" interacting with someone when there's so much potentially riding on it?