A philosophical question from a reader.

I hate that I don't share his feelings for intimacy because everything else in our family is great.

I love my fiancée and want to spend the rest of my life with her. We have been together for almost four years now. I make about two and half times what she makes, and I believe I'm a better…

On our wedding day, I remember feeling unsure whether I was marrying the right man for me, but at that point I just thought I was nervous about the wedding.

There has been silence from both my fiancé and her family.

I am so hurt by his comments and feel it is one of the worst things you can say to a woman.

They're now best buddies who co-parent two adults, who, in my opinion, are simply rude.

Dear Meredith, I recently suffered a miscarriage with my boyfriend. When I found out I was pregnant, we started making plans to live together, start our family, and get married. Since this has happened, we are trying to move forward,…

It's pretty important to me; I think it's a really sweet, daily reminder of that commitment made to each other.

Do I stay in a marriage with a sweet, caring husband for whom I feel no sexual attraction, or do I pack up and leave?

I'm married to the love of my life and we have been together for more than 11 years. We are good friends with another married couple. I am a woman; we are all straight couples. I've always had a "crush"…

We've shared our feelings with each other and he does know that I'm married.

I find a lack of confidence a huge turnoff, too, so it's a self-perpetuating problem.

It was great to visit everyone from the stoop and even the pouring rain didn't dampen our spirits.

Six years ago I learned that my husband had been dating about a dozen women he met on a dating website for married folks looking to have an affair.

We are both married and prioritize our families above all else, which is one of the many things I admire and respect about him.

Hi Meredith, My fiancé and I are a couple of weeks away from eloping and I've been getting cold feet more often as we've inching closer to the big day. It's not that I'm afraid of committing to this person…

I looked in his glove compartment and found a checkbook with two names on it.

I want to be married. I want advance-directive-type security.

Before we got together, he was in love with a mutual friend for years.

Doesn't get me overly thrilled to meet her at the altar.

I'm in my late 20s and he's a couple years older and we've both never been married (or engaged) before.

I know it's different for every couple, but I thought some married people put all their money in a household account and paid the mutual bills, and the richer one helped the poorer one out.

... do I need to forget this guy completely to have a truer relationship with my husband?

I've suggested some online workshops, workbooks, you name it.