Why not just call it what it is?

I'm worried about moving in together too soon.

I just feel like my loneliness last year made all of this happen.

There’s been no real talks of the future and what we have in mind.

We talked about trying an open relationship when we go back to school, but we're worried one or both of us might start having feelings for other people.

I never thought it'd happen, and I know that I had a huge part in that.

I really love my boyfriend and I have tried every possible thing to make it work, but he seems to be getting more and more distant.

We were planning to move in together in three months, but all of a sudden, he panicked.

I saw that there are a handful of Facebook photos that he has purposely "hidden" so that they wouldn't show up on his timeline.

Dear Meredith, I met him last summer via Tinder, and we grew extremely close over two months. Then we decided to get into a committed relationship. Best decision ever. However, he's leaving the country soon, and he's leaving the city…

It's gotten to a point where I feel like emotionally, I have a boyfriend, but we have never discussed our feelings for each other. I go out with a different guy, and all I think about is him.

When he talks about the future, he seems up in the air about his plans, and they often include travel or moving to a new place someday with no mention of me.

I feel like he's left me in limbo. Is this a case of now or never?

We met last summer. Ocean. Martha's Vineyard. You know, right?

I'm just really beginning to question whether or not we have a chance.

He'd be a plane ride away, but he would be crazy to turn down.

Shocked and confused, I broke down crying and asked her to give it another shot.

I am asking for nothing other than his presence on my birthday.

He is based out of "elsewhere," where he is from, and says he sees himself raising a family there.

Would bringing the relationship to an absolute close be good or should we both keep our doors open for each other in the future?

I was not willing to continue dating long-distance without commitment.

Don't get me wrong – I adore my spouse and his company, but I often dream of having several nights or even a month of being alone.

Hey Meredith, I'm a man in my mid-30s. I've never dated a lot, although more in recent years, yet I'm still a total introvert. And socially awkward, but that's for another time. A couple months ago, I had my first…

Will he be able to see things for the way they are and not speak like a brainwashed teenager?