My girlfriend keeps dragging me to boring events. How can I get out of them with my relationship intact?
I’ve told her I just don’t enjoy myself. She says that’s not the point.
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She insisted on divorce, and I started dating other people. Now she wants our family back together.
It hurt me so badly when she walked out on me and our kids. Should I give this a chance? Do I tell her about the women I saw in her absence?
How do I avoid being the rebound for a guy going through divorce?
Relationship advice: If you’re looking for a serious, long-term relationship, the best advice for dating someone currently going through divorce is this: don’t.
Her divorce isn’t even final, but my friend is already jumping into online dating
Relationship advice: “She and her husband could still work this out. But what’s the chance he will even want to if he finds out what she’s been up to?”
Should I ask my summer fling to ditch his seasonal lifestyle and stay in Alaska?
Relationship advice: This relationship seems to be full of fun and frivolity, but what it’s missing is communication.
We agreed we never wanted kids. Then after 8 years, my wife changed her mind — and I haven’t.
Relationship advice: I love my wife, I love our marriage, I want to make this work, but I haven’t changed my mind: I don’t want kids! What can I do here?
My fiancee says $15K isn’t too much to spend on our 'super modest’ wedding. That scares me.
From the get-go, we agreed we would have a simple, laid-back ceremony. But it’s like that went out the window the second she started planning.
I have a great boyfriend in Alaska and a high-paying job offer in Seattle. And I have to choose between them.
The me before I met “Bill” would have never thought of turning down this kind of opportunity, but I was single a long time before I met Bill. I’m so happy with him, so this situation has me rethinking everything.
Carolyn Hax: My mother-in-law wants ME to apologize to her for her son’s behavior
Husband’s mom blames her for an awkward kitchen encounter.
Hawaii vacation or a summer wedding in Homer: My boyfriend and I can’t stop fighting over which to skip
Relationship advice: My boyfriend wants me to skip out on being my friend’s bridesmaid so we can go on the Hawaii trip we planned but could do any weekend of the year.
Will pursuing this summer fling leave her with fond memories, a broken heart - or both?
Relationship advice: My friends say he’s just using me, but isn’t it possible after some time apart, he really misses me? Should I go or not?
Dad was the absentee parent. Why does my brother keep blaming everything on Mom?
Has he lost his mind? Has he forgotten our entire childhood?
My best friend got a boyfriend, and she’s now always flaking out on me. Should I confront her?
I’m so angry about it now that I’ve stopped saying yes to any invitation from her. So far, she hasn’t seemed to notice I’m doing that.
My high school sweetheart is back and I’m falling for him all over again. But there are some red flags.
Red flag No. 1: He’s still in the process of divorcing my ex-best friend.
My roommate is my best friend. Now she wants her boyfriend to move in, too.
Relationship advice: The truth is, our place is small, and I don’t really feel like having a guy here. And I’m afraid I’d feel like a third wheel.
How can I stop my brilliant, naive sister from getting taken in by the sleazy guy who swept her off her feet?
Relationship advice: I’ve always looked out for her and I just know this guy is taking advantage of her, but I’m afraid if I say this, she’ll take offense and be hurt. What can I say or do to protect her?