Hello, I listened to the podcast and I feel like I'm having the same journey and experiences as Erin. My problem is I play roller derby and have for seven years. My community is full of beautiful women and non-binary…

I should be so mad and upset with him, but all I want is to have this resolved.

As I have started giving the relationship more serious thought, I have realized that their friendship is way too close for my comfort.

Is there anything I can do to repair the damage and hurt I've caused?

She expects us not to do anything of a sexual nature unless it's at night when she’s asleep or when she isn't at home.

I was studying in Florence for a long time. During my last days there, my friend took me out for some fun. We went to our usual bar, and I saw this really cute guy standing near the bar counter…

Is it wrong to not be feeling as into it as he is?

Crickets... not a thing.

Partly this is a Luddite thing; I engage with a computer all day but can't do the social network thing.

Do I take a hiatus from my aggressive dating strategy and just focus on myself?

It was confusing and pretty upsetting given that that first date had gone so well; plus, I'd already let my mind start running away with ideas of a second/(insert number here) date.

All I hear is "friend this, friend that."

... her ambitions of having a career that might actually help people has almost been crushed by the cruel reality of student debt and being stuck in a monotonous, meaningless job.

Dear Meredith, I am 28 years old have been with my 26-year-old girlfriend for about a year and a half. I said "I love you" after two months and she said that she wanted to marry me after three months.…

I'm tired. I'm 28 years old and ready.

Hi Meredith, Quick note before getting into my story/question: I'm 23 and have anxiety and other mental health issues. I matched with someone (a 28-year-old man) on a dating app about nine months ago. We had a lot in common,…

Our communication ended up being random texts throughout the day whenever we could send them, but never long and meaningful conversations.

I would feel more comfortable with the situation if he talked to her about setting healthy boundaries for their friendship, and encouraged her to find other supports in her network.

It makes his blood boil if I get quiet or try to walk away. He will actually chase me down to "settle things right now."

Every time a date is planned, I pick out an outfit, I shave my legs, and I do all other maintenance things in anticipation. I send my "good morning" text as a subtle reminder. I never hear anything the day of.

Talking to him again has made me have mixed feelings.

Do I have a more logical pragmatic mind than one that's emotionally driven?

I have been in an on-and-off, long-distance relationship/friendship with "Guy" for three years. It all started in 2016 when I was traveling Europe for two months. I received a message from him on a dating site, and we emailed back…

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.