Dear Meredith, I have been dating a woman for almost six months now. I have fallen madly in love with her. She is fun to be with. She is beautiful. She is sweet. However, I have struggled with the fact…

All of my friends who were in different transportation areas of Boston either have moved to be closer to partners or split up.

This has honestly made me lose hope in ever finding a man

Is it something that will help the process?

During my time talking to her, she showed a pattern of only answering non-serious questions and not answering serious questions or only answering them if I followed up multiple times.

I’m a guy (50) who has coupled with a substantially younger woman (32.) Five years so far. No issues with intimacy or compatibility. My issue is this: the other day my right knee gave out for no apparent reason. It…

She's very intelligent, decently pretty, and we share a lot of common interests. However, she seems much more attracted to me than I am to her.

I have been with the same man in a committed relationship for over six years now. We became "friends" on social media about two years ago however, the rest of his "friend list” is blocked to me. Mine is wide…

I don't want to fall in love with the idea of him instead of who he actually is.

All the women I have come across end up rejecting me because I "look too young for them."

Our time together is one day, one overnight. Is this a red flag, or just a result of schedules?

When we checked with the minister of our church, we discovered that our relationship is in violation of the Ordained Ministerial Code of Conduct.

Dear Meredith, I recently broke up with my girlfriend of four months. It was a mutual break. She was moving to a new place where she would be really, really busy with a new job and a new life, and…

My boyfriend of five months is very social and outgoing. He has a dynamic personality due to his career as a DJ and having spent years in the restaurant industry. While out to dinner with me, my boyfriend said to…

Is there a way to communicate that I want to see and talk to him in person without adding pressure to the situation?

One of the challenges I've encountered since a teenager – and even when married – are aggressive rivals going after the person I'm with/want at the time.

With my ex, it was an immediate connection, and I knew after our first date that I liked him and saw a future.

But I can't attract anyone's attention on a dating site, and never seem to attract anyone romantically in real life either.

Either I take Adam back and accept I may never be engaged or married to him, but we continue to grow our life together. Then I'll never really know what could have happened with Carter.

There's no part of me that feels appropriate saying "well, perk up with me over some Java!"

I am 46 years old and have never had a date. I have major social anxiety and I've had traumatic experiences that have me afraid of almost everyone. I have gotten to a point where I’ve lost all hope that…

I am trying to take each day as it comes, however, I feel like I am waiting for the shoe to drop. Like he will realize he just needs time by himself to be single and figure out ...whatever.

All my friends think that I would have more success with a younger man. But THAT much younger?

I do not want to be dramatic about it, but it seems like I am always interested or even attracted to people all the time.

Is it normal that he is still hiding me from his friends and children (youngest in high school)?