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'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?

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,…

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

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

How do we bridge the gap between friends and friends who kiss?

I'm fortunate to be surrounded by great family and friends but miss female companionship.

I'm also worried my family and others will have the same reaction as my best friend, which would not only make me feel bad, but my boyfriend, as well.

He isn't Boyfriend #2, he’s Boyfriend #1 and I love him.

I know the kind of advice I would give a friend if they were in my position, and I have a feeling I know what you’re going to say.

I don't know what to do, I genuinely love this person but don't feel OK initiating intimacy anymore.

She says like if he ever leaves her, she will harm herself.

A few weeks ago, I demonstrated an inability to perform, which caused our evening to wind down rather quickly.

Basically, I think she was a great match for me but I wasn't ready to open up yet.

I feel like I'm getting way ahead of myself, thinking about commitment with a guy I've never kissed.

"When a girl says she can't go out because she has to do laundry, pay bills, food shopping, etc., is that a sign that she is seeing someone else?"

Even though I like him and really see potential with him, I told him that I was not going to be waiting for him to come back.

I am hoping you can clarify generally about what type and nature of differences are boons in a relationship (chocolate and peanut butter) as opposed to those differences in vision that can be harmful (chocolate and tuna).

In the past year, I thought back to all the guys who showed an interest in me but I backed off. I found plenty of excuses.

Thanks to the global pandemic, there is almost no chance of meeting love naturally "in the wild." Like many 20-somethings in the world, I turned to online dating. According to the internet, there was a 50 percent increase in downloads…

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.

Are there rules for building physical intimacy during a pandemic?