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.

... as I’ve been hurtling toward cheating on him, I asked him for permission to have sex outside of our marriage.

... my dream is to be out there, where I've wanted to move long before we even started dating.

Even when we live together for weeks upon end, we get along better than a dream.

I've grown to like him more and more as the months have gone by, but I have a very hard time seeing a future past the pandemic.

... a big part of me wants to cultivate my relationship with myself in my 20s rather than prioritizing a romantic relationship.

I told him I didn’t want him talking to her and that if she reaches out to him again I want to see the texts.

This morning he locked the cat in the bathroom for a timeout.

Hi Meredith, My fiancé and I are a couple of weeks away from eloping and I've been getting cold feet more often as we've inching closer to the big day. It's not that I'm afraid of committing to this person…

My greatest fear is that I'll have wasted my time waiting for a guy who doesn't want to marry me – that I'll be 35 and left single and devastated.

Dear Meredith, I have been dating a guy for just about six months. I can't even put into words how amazing the relationship is. We started our dating relationship during the height of COVID, so we built a strong connection…

... do I need to forget this guy completely to have a truer relationship with my husband?

Can I come back from being halfway out the door?

I went after him because he was not gonna run away from this.

Not just sexts, but actual plans to meet up for sex that never seemed to pan out.

I don't want to lose either, but they may not be able to coexist.

I'm happy with him day-to-day, but am overcome with serious doubts whenever it comes time to make long-term future plans.

... it's like a relationship without the label of it.

I think she’s great, but we definitely still have more work to do before committing to a life together.

I do not want to come off as being so critical.

I'm asking for our relationship to be 100 percent real, and for him to be free and clear.

He often calls me "childish" and "emotional" and refuses to understand the impact his words have on me.