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TL;DR: I find one of my coworkers attractive but I know it'll pass over time. I don't want to engage in anything with this coworker, I'm just waiting for the end of the crush. I think I should tell my …

Background I have been living with my boyfriend for three months. Both of us are working as trainees in different companies, but while he has 2 hours of daily commuting, I can reach my workplace with …

TL;DR: I'd suggest you encourage him to tell you who his crush is. If they tell you that you're indeed the person he has feelings for, then you can tell him that that's not how you feel and so he know …

On whether you should or not: yes, you definitely should. You don't know if she's aware of it. To my knowledge most people would like to know if something might be wrong with their health. On how to t …

By asking this question, your girlfriend seems to need to be reassured about your feelings for her. Beyond the hypothetical nature of her questions, she's asking for the strength of your love towards …

I don't know much about jealousy since my SO and I aren't really inclined to be, but if I understand well, she asks you to unfollow girls from which you receive notifications when they publish new con …

I'd suggest to be very careful when approaching this issue with your girlfriend. The truth is that you need your moments on your own and that you'd prefer not to meet "too often" because you want to m …

It seems to me that your boyfriend's mother might be jealous about your relationship with your boyfriend. I don't say you shouldn't consider the possibility of her being a narcissist, as suggested in …

I think the biggest challenge here is to understand why your partner refuses to go seeing doctors ; it could be a good point to start with. Do you know why they refuse to see someone? I guess that if …

I, sadly, have a very dear friend of mine who encountered a very similar situation to what your girlfriend is currently experiencing. My friend lost her best friend to suicide about 18 months ago and …

Divorcing is a difficult step in life, and it's even harder when the partner has addiction issues. You both went to difficult breakups, and you want to remain available for your young children. Fortun …

Something you could do is that a few weeks after both of you settled and began your activities (so you can have an idea of what your weekly timetable will look like), is to contact your girlfriend and …

On how to convince her, you might want to approach the issue on the fun way rather than the healthy one - tell her about the pleasant feeling soreness brings, how she'll feel she has more energy, how …

Caveat: I struggled from depression and suicidal thoughts throughout the whole year of 2017 and part of 2018 after surviving to a terror attack. At that time I had been with my partner for 2 years al …

Please note: this answer relies on the assumption that you wanna tell them now about your willingness of relocating should you ever become their partner and not later on in your relationship. Maybe …