I would never expect to take priority over his kids. But after four months am I not allowed to expect some consistency in his behavior?

I'm 37 and he's 30.

Hey, I saw your Instagram story about contacting exes after someone put it in their story (someone related to my ex). I split up with my ex pre-corona. Ten years of our lives together. Formative ones, as well (25-35). We…

While I know that I have to live my own life and be with the person who makes me so happy, I also feel like I am always missing moments.

I told him I didn’t want him talking to her and that if she reaches out to him again I want to see the texts.

He said and did all the right things to make me think we were on the same page.

Dear Meredith, I have been dating a guy for just about six months. I can't even put into words how amazing the relationship is. We started our dating relationship during the height of COVID, so we built a strong connection…

I can let go of the feeling of how incredible things were between us.

He also met up with at least two women while he was home in December and I suspect a few others when he went a few months before (after asking me to be exclusive).

A few days later, we had our third date, and she stayed over. We saw each other again the next night.

Can I come back from being halfway out the door?

This is especially hard for me, because I'm a person who needs a lot of freedom.

He has his future figured out, but I don't think I'm ready to give up mine.

Anyone who has honestly attempted finding love on Cape Cod understands it is a barren wasteland for a guy in his 30s seeking a soulmate who falls into his age group.

The guy in romantic comedies that everyone wants to get the girl.

How should I go about being there for her but not pushing her or scaring her away?

He is kind and loving and the love of my life, but my attraction has faded significantly.

... how do I go about showing her that I'm more than what she saw before?

Meredith, First of all, I wanted to let you know that I love Love Letters. I read it at work all the time, so I decided I should tell you all my problem. I have been in a relationship for…

I don't want to ruin our precious time together by having this type of conversation, but I know we should discuss it eventually.

I do understand that you have to meet someone to actually love them.

At the end of February I proposed to her, and without hesitation, she said yes.

Do guys ever say they feel they don't deserve you out of insecurity?

She said that they dated for a couple of months.

I've been with my boyfriend for a little over a year and our relationship is amazing. He's become my best friend and we rarely have any conflict. He seems like the type of guy I'd love to marry. The problem…