I feel so terrible and guilty about this because I know my current partner, "Jack," is the one.

Is this just because there is so much history that my brain is reliving the good times?

For many years I have Googled her name just to see what might happen. (Everybody does that, right? Please tell me everybody does that.)

I will admit that I ignored several warning signs.

My partner is really special to me and I do love him, but I've always felt like there was something missing.

Hi Meredith, My boyfriend and I have been together for about seven years now. Last year we took a break for a few months and then decided to get back together. Ever since we have gotten back together, nothing has…

We both agree we would like to experience what could have been.

Some info to know about this ex: I was very young and dumb when we dated, and I blame myself for the relationship ending.

I help my friends with their love lives and get excited for them, but I haven't been in a relationship since fifth grade.

Am I simply under stress during these moments?

I sometimes feel like my youth and sexual life has been taken from me. I know this all probably sounds overly dramatic and maybe a bit cliche.

But what if I date around and feel like nobody compares to him?

Now that my current boyfriend and I have come to where we are now, this other guy and I have had constant contact.

I continue to keep making plans with Z for our future but I am scared that I am staying with him out of obligation.

I struggle to understand how I really feel about the relationship.

I feel so ashamed and guilty to admit that I still think about my ex.

I have felt unhappy and unfulfilled in a marriage for years now.

He is 100 percent sure he doesn't want kids and I'm about 80 percent sure that I don't want children.

I think about that person at least once a day.

He doesn't share the same passion for people.

Is not that I don't feel that with my actual boyfriend whom I love dearly, but it is just different.

I thought about mentioning this to a doctor or looking for a counselor but I don't even know what I would say is the "problem."

He called me that night crying, saying he was sorry.

I have been dating my boyfriend on and off for the past four years, in and out of school (we're in our early 20s now). This time around is the longest we've dated without breaking up. We're almost at our…

I found out he had a child this past week and I felt heartbroken. I have become obsessed with wanting to reach out and talk to him.