For the first few years, the kids needed lots of attention, breast feeding, etc., and I understood and accepted that we wouldn't have as much energy for each other.

I have felt unhappy and unfulfilled in a marriage for years now.

I have been married for more than three years and have known my husband for almost six years. This is my first marriage. He has been married before. Our marriage has been rocky for a while due to differences in…

Do you think he'll ever propose or is this delay tactic?

Hi Meredith, I will be 40 later this year and I have been with my husband for more than a decade. We do not have any children (we are a same-sex couple and neither of us wants children). In general,…

I know I have a responsibility to myself to make sure I am living the life that I want to live.

I need some serious help because I’m not sure if I should stay in my current marriage.

What can I do to come to terms with my husband's behavior?

The real problems come when he has to face a milestone.

The inability to move from the house has me feeling trapped and gives me anxiety.

When things are good they are pretty good and when they are bad, it feels very dark.

I told him she's holding him hostage emotionally but he refuses to see it.

I can't make my boyfriend understand that we are like a family, they have wives and girlfriends. He wants to start having lunch with women, he says, so that I know what it feels like. He also

I am finally feeling like I used to – the happy-go-lucky girl who loves to feel joy and be with engaging people.

I fell into this trap once again and it hurts.

I just don't know if he is the one for me and I refuse to marry again (he would like to) unless I feel like it is 100 percent right.

I do not think that there is anything physical going on yet, but the emotional involvement bothers me.

I found out he had a child this past week and I felt heartbroken. I have become obsessed with wanting to reach out and talk to him.

Apparently, his first wedding and marriage were a disaster, and now I am paying the price.

He shows no desire to change this arrangement and I have kept mum, figuring that this is his business, and there's nothing that I can do about it.

I find it difficult to understand why my husband voted for someone who I think is a narcissistic, lying, awful person, but I must say that he has read up and listened to more about this election and the candidates than many people I know.

Over the past several months, I have expressed frustration with my spouse about what I perceive as a lack of sexual activity.

I don't want to interfere with his friendship with the groom, but I am having trouble accepting him playing a major role in their wedding after the way I was treated.

You say the word marriage and his body language looks like he just saw something terrible in front of him.

But what if I stay and resent my boyfriend for all I sacrificed for him?