Dear Meredith, Is it reasonable to decline to go to a sibling-in-law's wedding? Let me clarify that this is all speculation; I'm not married yet or planning to get married. I've been with my partner for more than five years…

My best friend's older brother got my contact information and has made comments about a possible “us” in the future.

People will constantly mistaken us for a couple and it's tough to hear because I do feel like I've never been able to connect to anyone else like I have with him.

How do we bridge the gap between friends and friends who kiss?

My boyfriend and I used to go to the gym together. But when we would get inside, he'd start causing fights, saying he doesn't want me to even be at the same gym as him – saying "I distract him."…

I'm also worried my family and others will have the same reaction as my best friend, which would not only make me feel bad, but my boyfriend, as well.

I'm not stupid and I don't want to jeopardize a friendship I value a lot by changing the dynamic.

Do you have any tips for getting more comfortable with ambiguity?

When my girlfriend told me that she doesn't want to come over anymore, I was heartbroken.

I listen, I empathize, sometimes offer advice, but rarely suggest a course of action.

Recently I broke it off with someone after four years because I felt the person (even through I love him to death) would never grow up.

My crush and I have had our fair share of "accidental moments" while playing sports together – like me tripping right into his arms ...

I've probably been on one to four dates with 30 or so women.

I am hoping you will be able to offer some tips and wisdom on how to “cool my jets.”

I have the best time when I'm with him, but it's hard not to imagine how life would be different if we weren't together.

He seems to drift in whenever we are closer geographically, or recently because COVID has everyone a little more bored than usual.

I feel like each of them has a hold on each of my arms and they're constantly pulling me in each direction.

It has gotten to a point where other people have noticed and addressed it to me unprompted.

In fact, Man is happily living under the same roof with his wife, who is a career professional with a busy schedule.

We are basically family.

He was uncomfortable with the thought of being with someone who would be friends with any guy.

We were still talking, albeit platonically.

I'm disgusted by the thought of it.

I never got any sort of goodbye or closure.

How much should I listen to my friends? I'm in my late 30s and I've been dating a guy for almost four years. We don't live together, but we spend every weekend together. I love him and feel that he…