Dear Meredith, I'm new to Love Letters and found you through a co-worker. I'm looking for some unbiased advice. The short of it, I hate my boyfriend's dog. Allow me to explain: I have a fur baby who has been in…

I've know my boyfriend for six years and we've been dating for almost two. I'm 22 and he's 23. We were best friends throughout all of high school and into college, and then we started dating. We just decided we…

He is in his mid-30s, and I am 26.

I've been with my boyfriend for five years now. We were long-distance and he finally moved in with me ... and my mom. We're only 22 so we're broke college kids. Anyhow, my mom and my boyfriend consistently fight. He…

How do I stop feeling like I have a responsibility to warn any of his future girlfriends?

Dear Meredith, My boyfriend and I have been together for a year. We became exclusive quickly, and we make each other very happy. We are supportive and respectful of one another, we enjoy many of the same things, and our…

I found a search on his browser: “gf gained weight not sexually attracted."

He's become more controlling and throws a fit when I go and visit people.

He says he's tired and doesn’t want to stay up late or spend the money.

Dear Meredith, I think I'm losing my boyfriend. I think he's going to dump me at the end of our lease. We've been together for about three years now. He helped me get out of my last relationship and I…

My extended family is constantly making remarks about how I am too young, that I should be saving for a mortgage, and that once I get married I won't be able to do anything.

I have been in a relationship with an amazing guy going on two years this fall. We are both in our late 20s. Dating him has been a breath of fresh air compared to previous relationships. He is kind, funny,…

My boyfriend and I have been together for almost 10 years now. We don't want to get married and that's on me, not him (I'm not sure why everyone always asks). We met during college. I graduated, he didn't. That…

We love the same music, we love going out, and we are both very easygoing and share the same humor.

We've lived in the same city as friends, as a couple, and in different cities as a couple. That's why I feel we work so well – because we've had variation.

I want to see him, but I am also afraid those strong feelings will resurface and that I'll have to start all over again.

Can I change him to start being mature? Or should we go our separate ways?

I've personally never even wanted to get married, let alone have kids.

As I write this, I realize I’m only giving you part of the story.

He moved out while I was at work one day and when I came home, he was gone.

But is it worth going through all this just to maybe be together in the future?

It's as if I'm not over it. How do you move on from a breakup when you're still in the relationship?

Dear Meredith, It all started last summer when I moved in with my current best friend and her friend "Mike." I bet you can guess where this story is going. A recent theme in your letters has been "when you…

We've been married for three years and have a two year old.

She said that I'm the only person she can see herself with, but that's because I'm all she's ever known.