Two years ago I had my first boyfriend (I'm now in my early 20s). We were together for one year but I broke up with him because he was kind of possessive. I also had insecurity issues and was jealous…

We love the same music, we love going out, and we are both very easygoing and share the same humor.

I'm for sure busier than him – in school, working full time, and going to the gym. But I always make an effort to reach out.

We've lived in the same city as friends, as a couple, and in different cities as a couple. That's why I feel we work so well – because we've had variation.

I could be very well getting ahead of myself, but it's kind of nice to think about.

I don't think I'd love anyone else either, so it's not a case of not finding the right guy.

What do I do when I feel like apps have completely destroyed the dating landscape for 20-somethings like myself?

How many sacrifices do you make because when things are amazing, they are amazing?

... he had been telling me that he was getting divorced, so I stopped taking my birth control

I'm not good at it and I don't enjoy it, and he gets frustrated with me for not playing the game well enough (basically me dying very early into every round).

I pray that someone creates a dating app for people who are seriously not into having children.

When I'd get upset and stop talking during these moments (how I deal with him upsetting me), he'd always apologize for his behavior.

It's been six months since the last girlfriend and I want to get back out there but am finding trouble. I use the dating apps but don't get any matches.

I feel that I was lied to and that he should have told me as soon as he found out.

I’m in college. I met a guy and fell for him instantly. He is a transfer student from Italy. We had a whirlwind romance for about three weeks. We spent every minute together; he would take me out on dates,…

Technically, this is exactly what I wanted, something whimsical and surprising that leaves me wanting more.

I can't tell if she is attracted to me and is just very subdued about showing it, or if she just thinks of me as a friend.

We've been essentially pen-pals, maintaining an unbroken conversation that conveniently skirts around our emotional lives, for two months now.

He doesn't like talking about the future, in general.

He rarely sees them, probably about once every two months, if that.

I'm kind of a late-bloomer, so to speak.

Every time he thought I was going to leave, he'd ask me to stay longer. And he seemed to be everything I wanted.

I don't know how to bring this relationship back to us as the focal point.

I don't think I'm in love with him right now but I would love nothing more than to be in love and in a relationship with him again in the future.

I've personally never even wanted to get married, let alone have kids.