I know that he cheated on his last girlfriend with multiple other women.

I'm frustrated and not interested in a pen pal.

There is such thing as a "courtesy swipe" (when you swipe on someone you know just to be nice). I don't do it though.

I started dating a man a couple weeks ago and everything seems to be on the right track (considering how short of a time it's been). We have a lot in common, laugh together, communicate well, have great chemistry, etc.…

He tells me about who he dates, and even though I don't really like hearing it, I feel like him telling me makes this a real friendship.

I've done lots of online dating, but have found it to be frustrating and discouraging.

I just don't know if he is the one for me and I refuse to marry again (he would like to) unless I feel like it is 100 percent right.

We said we'd go on cute dates and spend time together – for the summer.

It's what I ultimately want – happy Hollywood love like ... Chris Pratt and Anna Faris.

I have been with my boyfriend for over five years now. At the beginning of our relationship, his “ex” was a constant issue. She would post on my boyfriend’s wall and talk about their nights out and plans to meet…

I can still see his snap score and that it hasn't gone up, I know he hasn't been using the app.

My family and my best friends love him. Soon, we will live in the same place again.

We got to know each other more, and he direct messaged me on Instagram.

I'm super frustrated, he brags all night about how much fun he's having and I'm sitting home alone and excluded.

Part of me feels like as long as I still miss him and get sad, that is a sign that I am not ready ...

I am his first-ever girlfriend and he admitted that there have been times where he has been tempted by her offers because he feels like he is missing out on experiences.

How can he say he loves me and respects me and then talk about me like that for a few cheap laughs from his buddies?

Dear Meredith, One rainy day a few weeks ago, after getting out of class, I decided that I wanted to take an Uber to my internship to avoid the downpour, so I requested an UberPool. I got in the back…

I never thought it'd happen, and I know that I had a huge part in that.

Spinning through my head go flashes from reality TV shows: tear-filled, profanity-laced, make-it-or-break-it sessions with celebrity doctors.

I would probably be satisfied with a emoji or a one-word answer in response.

He laughed and replied, "Just because you're my girlfriend doesn't mean I'm your boyfriend."

I wasn't myself and I was sloppy, and when we met up to talk about it the next day my guy was really ticked.

His best friend is pretty much the opposite of him. He's spontaneous, emotional, and we really connect.

Even though I have feelings for him, I feel like something is wrong.