Dear Meredith, I have previously written you a letter but I never got a response. I don't hold it against you because I know you must get a lot of emails everyday. Well, if you get some time, I would…

A month before we started hanging out, his last girlfriend kicked him to the curb for cheating on her with three different girls, one being her best friend.

I know that telling a woman that I asked my wife for a divorce is pretty weak, but I feel more free to do what I want than I have in a long time.

Unless I misread this entire thing, the interest is mutual.

I guess I'm just afraid that it will make my heart hurt all over again.

He's really interested in me and all that, but he's significantly older, has a child, broke up with his wife a long time ago, is not divorced and has no idea if he's going to get divorced anytime soon, has no idea what he wants ... and the list goes on.

They usually start out strong. I will receive good morning and night texts, cute compliments, and all the guys have shown enthusiasm about wanting to know more about me.

Hi, Meredith, I am seeing this guy who’s a bit older than I am. He's 45. I'm 23. He's a club owner. I met him through a mutual friend about six months ago. He knew who I was from my…

When he decided to work things out with me, he told her what he was doing and that they were over, but she won't go away.

Things feel so magical and confusing and frustrating all at once.

Is it OK to be still improving but looking for a partner at the same time?

I am 20 years his senior, have had many life experiences, yet I am talked to like an ignorant person.

At the end of February I proposed to her, and without hesitation, she said yes.

I don't know if I should stick with him. I really do love him.

Meredith, All my friends are engaged or getting married. Meanwhile, I've never been kissed. I'm a 25-year-old woman who wants to date but is terrified to the core. I'm traditional and want nothing to do with the hookup culture on…

Hi Meredith, I'll make things short and quick. I was in a stagnant relationship for two years with a man who put up walls and strung me along, and I kept letting it happen. Eventually I couldn't take it anymore.…

And there is just no way I can see myself living where he is from.

So, how can I know if someone's the one?

Maybe I should just bite the bullet and go for it, because it's not as if I'm not interested in having sex.

I pride myself on being somewhat of an old soul.

I know I deserve a man who's fully committed and caring.

Hi Meredith, I've been divorced for six years with no kids. Dating after my marriage was tough for me, but I finally met a great guy a year ago. We matched on two different dating sites. One said he was…

Do guys ever say they feel they don't deserve you out of insecurity?

To start, this friend really dislikes me.

He is also 21 years old (1.5 years younger than me).