He has actually been quite cold.

I'm not sure if it's well-founded or because I've been hurt in the past.

His best friend is pretty much the opposite of him. He's spontaneous, emotional, and we really connect.

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

I thought it was really sweet when he would keep our ticket stubs and cards I've given him, but now feel less special seeing that he still wants to keep her stuff, too.

I'm in the no-contact stage and it gets harder everyday.

However I am willing to take that chance. But when I ask if he is, he continues to say, "I don't know."

Joe and I moved in together. After two months of being together. Yes, I know how ridiculous that is.

I don't want moving in together to tear us apart.

He says he wanted to take that step with me for so long that now he feels drained.

We are both wanting to move in and get engaged, but the order of these two big choices are what we seem to disagree on.

He's always promising to try harder, but each time it seems to be worse.

"They lived together for over 10 years unmarried and they are divorcing after only two years of marriage!"

We fought, reconciled, and I agreed to it under duress, because I faced losing our relationship for good if I didn't.

I feel like this transition has been a little more difficult for me – leaving my friends and my job, on top of creating a whole new routine and schedule in a different place.

My girlfriend and I are planning on moving in together and I have been battling worries and fears about whether it's the right move.

On the other hand, I'm nervous about starting a new life in a different country and having a family.

I need help deciding whether to move in with my boyfriend. First up, he's great. Full stop. No "... except he does… ." He's funny, kind, generous, handsome, and, yes, amazing. We've been dating for seven months and while we've…

... he loves to pinch/touch my stomach and judges me about the food I eat.

He doesn't talk about his ex but every time she calls for his help, he is there.

Should I just take full control of finances?

I feel that to move all the way across the country and change my whole life around, I should have some commitment from him for our future.

(He wasn't trying very hard to hide it, as he was texting her while I was there.)

I don't know what to do, and he tells me my anger isn't justified.