
Forgiving Emotional Infidelity
I’ve been with my boyfriend for over three years. He cheated on me when we first got together, not physically, but emotionally…
I’ve been with my boyfriend for over three years. He cheated on me when we first got together, not physically, but emotionally…
I think my boyfriend might be losing interest in me. Last night, his dick was flaccid for the first time ever. I was just really sad and disappointed.
I’ve heard you say that most men would have a woman’s back if she needed help.
Why?
What are the signs of a guy who is willing and committed to learning and developing himself?
“Traditional” relationships don’t work for me, so I would like to find a sex partner.
The new guy I’m dating is very outgoing and I’m kind of an introvert. He’s cultured and has traveled all over the world and has had adventures I couldn’t even dream of. We’re kind of opposites.
My ex-husband met someone new in March. He and I were together through May. By June, they were a couple being introduced to our children.
I’m looking for ideas on how to connect to age-appropriate men.
I am new to polyamory and my current challenge is how I feel when my partner wants to do things with his partner(s) that he’s already done with me, like going to a particular restaurant, or a weekend getaway spot.
I learned that after two years, my boyfriend doesn’t want to take the next step in our relationship because he doesn’t feel a spark, and he’s not sure he ever did.
I’m not sure how I’m supposed to make my partner feel special on Valentine’s Day with Covid-19. There’s snow on the ground - I can’t even take her out to dinner. Help!
Does the guy I’m dating feel rejected by me and did I handle this conversation badly? Or is he just looking for sex or is just not the type to text while traveling? Is it a bad sign that I haven’t heard from him in three days?
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