Meredith, I need another perspective on this. I'm a single woman and admit I jump into relationships too quickly sometimes. I've had long-term relationships and one marriage (I'm 46). I met a guy online and fell in love. I didn't…

I guess I kind of fell for his personality without actually meeting or talking to him.

I feel stupid even asking, but don't want to give up after eight years because I don't understand how pop-up ads work.

I googled him in various creative ways (neither of us is on Facebook) to figure out what he's up to.

With online, it seems like all of that has to be established on the first one to two dates.

I think he is not getting attention from me and craving it elsewhere.

I end up inadvertently glaring at women on my commute who are prettier and have a diamond ring on that finger.

Many times she posts comments mentioning their old life together (they lived together in college).

Not only had she made the initial contact, she had followed him on Facebook for four years and told me nothing about it.

The thing is, those movies are like 13 bucks a pop.

This friend was talking to him about meeting for lunch while he was visiting his parents.

The issue is what I can only describe as rated T for Teen. She loves to text all day, Snapchat, WeChat, Instagram, Facebook, Tumblr, etc. (you get the point).

I figured she would open up eventually, so I never mentioned it.

I do want him back and feel I am ready to commit fully to this man.

I had borrowed his phone to look at pictures from the weekend, and as I scrolled through to find the photo app, I saw the dating app that we had met on in the spring.

I received an invitation to LinkedIn from an old boyfriend. I had not heard from him for 25 years.

My head says to move on, but objectively I don't expect to find someone so intellectually and personally compatible as Jane for quite some time, if ever.

Other than blocking his number, what else can I do?

They post pictures and he will make comments, unless I am in the picture.

We've never met, we met on Tinder, and we live in different states.

But as soon as I sent the message, I returned to her profile only to see that it was now hidden. She shut it down at exactly the same time I was responding!

I have tried to get back out there but for some reason I either meet stalkers or creeps, or guys who have just gotten out of something long-term.

Is it possible I'm looking too hard for love?

Meredith answers a lightening round of questions about relationship milestones.

Some of these emails even included pornographic images of him in my clothes in my home.