I’m getting divorced after 20+ years of marriage. We have three grown kids. I just found out he was cheating on me, and now he’s moving in with her. They’ve been together nine months.
I’m 34, single, and three and a half months pregnant. I’m ready for the next chapter of my life to start, and I was thinking of joining a dating site.
My boyfriend doesn’t like witchcraft and says it’s against his religion. He doesn’t want anything to do with it, and he won’t let me read a book about it.
With all that’s happening around race, my husband has been sharing his opinions and they are racist and degrading.
My girlfriend of two years just graduated college in a humanities field with a master’s degree (history). Every day for weeks now she’s really sad about the disappointing job opportunities in her future.
My boyfriend of two years was in a terrible marriage, and his divorce was pretty nasty.
He and I didn’t believe in marriage when we started dating.
Problem 1: She wants him to be monogamous. And problem 2: I need privacy. Is privacy on Facebook a reasonable boundary to request in a poly relationship?
I’m looking for someone who has a clear interest in me, enough to want to move things forward. I don’t need a pen pal.
My boyfriend and I have been living together for the past three years. We’re planning on marrying next summer, and we’ve always assumed we’d have kids. During Covid-19, for good reasons, we took in his sister’s kiddo. She’s a pre-teen. She’s thoughtless.
My boyfriend and I don’t live together, so it feels like we’re in a long-distance relationship during this lockdown. And I don’t know how to handle it.
I don’t have a problem with my girlfriend seeing what I do on social media – I don’t have anything to hide. That said, I often have to explain why I liked or commented on another person’s post. Is this normal?
There is something in my past that I’m ashamed of. I only did it once, and never again. Do I have to tell the guy I’m dating?
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