“Should I Talk to My Boyfriend’s Daughter About Puberty?”
“My boyfriend’s 12-year-old daughter, “Sarah,” spends every other weekend at our home.”
“My boyfriend’s 12-year-old daughter, “Sarah,” spends every other weekend at our home.”
The guy I had been dating for three months broke up with me last week. We met online and he is 28 and I’m 30. We had a great time together, always got along, had chemistry and he treated me very well and made me feel special. However, I felt him pulling away about two weeks ago and it coincided with when we started hanging out with my friends more. He is very smart and college-educated with a good job. I have a PhD and most of my friends have grad degrees. I noticed when we started hanging out with my friends more he started to get more insecure and say things…
“I am 25, single, and have a dilemma: I’m interested in my brother’s best friend, ‘Peter.'”
My friends and I are in our late twenties/ early thirties. About two years ago my friend “Ken” started dating “Elise” who was eighteen years old and a senior in high school. He was thirty-one at the time. Elise was not a mature eighteen-year-old — if anything she was quite immature for her age, but not a mean or bad person. Two years later they live together and are going strong. None of us quite understand the attraction — other than the girl is quite beautiful — but she makes Ken happy. Unfortunately, the rest of us in our friend group can’t find common ground with her. Even though she’s twenty and…
Long story short: I met my boyfriend a little over a year and a half ago. My parents had just decided to get a divorce that got nasty quick. We lived an hour and a half apart and the nights I couldn’t see him, we were on the phone for hours. After two months of officially dating we decided to move in together. I moved an hour and a half away from my family to a town where I knew no one but him. I got a job and everything was great. We talk about marriage and kids and houses and even tried to buy one but we didn’t qualify at the…
In a feature I call “Your Turn,” in which you, the readers, get to answer the question, I’m presenting the following letter without commentary from me: I just started law school a couple weeks ago. It’s been busy, but fun and interesting so far. However, even though looking for a relationship at this very moment is the last thing on my mind, I can’t help but think about my situation. I went through undergrad boyfriend-less because I was shy and self-conscious about my weight. So what now? School’s my priority, but I don’t want to be single forever. I’d like to have someone to call a boyfriend once in my life! How…
“I’m getting married to an amazing guy in two weeks. We’ve been together for about 2 1/2 years, and we’ve been long distance for about a year now.”
I am a single mother of 3-year-old boy. Two weeks back I met a guy who said he has two kids from different mothers, who would like to go out with me. I don’t know if I should give it a try or not; I’m scared that since he impregnated two women and didn’t marry them that he can still do the same to me. I asked him what his intentions were with me and he said he wants to marry me, but my doubt is I cannot start a family with a man who has two kids plus my own. — Not Lookin’ to be Baby Mama #3
“I recently had a baby and my family lives far away so we decided to move closer to my husband’s family in case we needed help.”
“I recently received a job offer from the company I interned with. I’m not sure if I want to accept this offer, so I asked some close friends for advice…”
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