Now that I’m back in the dating world I feel like I need to be through with him, but I just can’t. It feels like we’re in a competition to get into a new relationship.
I don’t really feel like coming out to my friends and family because I know it would be awkward. I don’t intentionally hide my sexuality. If anyone asked, I wouldn’t deny it.
Do I buy my new guy a gift? He’s been asking me what I would like too.
I get hundreds of messages, but the majority of these men (supposedly also looking for the same thing) pursue me and are really excited about me, etc. we exchange #’s, maybe have a conversation, then nothing!
My friend tried to set me up, and when I didn’t like him she said I needed to broaden my options.
I’ve been in a polyamorous relationship with a wonderful man for the last three and a half years…
I love to travel, it’s sort of my thing. I’ve traveled to many places both solo and with friends. And I’ve been wanting to travel with a significant other for a long time…
The physical intimacy between my wife and I has become nonexistent. I’m struggling with how to talk to her about it…
My boyfriend asked me to go out to dinner with his best friend and the best friend’s wife the other night. I declined because I had a hectic week. He said I should go and that we come as a package.
I mentioned to my date that I’d never spent a night naked next to man without him pressuring me to have sex. He didn’t want to talk about it right then. Now what?
I’ve been dating my boyfriend for 18 months. He has his place and I have mine. We both have strong feelings for each and other, and I would like to know at what time do I ask about cohabitating?
For the past few months, I have been dating a guy who has a brother who is dating my cousin (4 years strong).
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