Roan, Xio, and Avery welcome Julie Kenner to answer a listener letter about the challenges of dating while demi during a pandemic, and Julie tells a ghost story!

What do you do when a friend messes up? Xio, Roan, and Avery welcome Riley Hart to discuss what we have to disclose when it comes to sex.

What if your partner stops being attracted to you when you change your appearance? Roan, Xio, and Avery welcome Melonie Johnson to discuss how important others' opinions are in our decision making about appearance.

A wedding kerfuffle question has Avery, Roan, Xio, and special guest Sienna Snow discussing what we owe each other and trading wedding disaster stories

Xio, Avery, and Roan discuss self-sabotaging relationships, keeping the flame burning, and how to maintain emotional intimacy. And don't miss out on the giveaway!

This week, Roan, Xio, and Avery discuss saying those three little words ... and what happens when the "I Love You" train leaves the station but one of you isn't on it. Also a HUGE giveaway to celebrate our 50th episode! Enter to win 25 books and 25$ Barnes & Noble gift card—just send us a letter asking for advice! Via the form on our website: www.dearromancewriter.com or by email at [email protected].

Roan and Xio are joined by USA Today Bestselling author, Priscilla Oliveras. The trio tackle a letter from a woman who thinks her boyfriend of three months is ghosting her. But is he? Also, it's grilling season! What's on your menu?

Avery and Roan are joined by author Tawna Fenske and the talk turns to (hypothetical) cat murder in a discussion about a boyfriend who would rather have his cat's attention than sex. Plus how relationship dealbreakers can change.

Roan and Xio are joined by bestselling author, Helena Hunting. The trio tackle the bedroom dynamics of a new couple where one's favorite flavor it everything but vanilla. Plus, web quizzes: super fun or a waste of time?

Her boyfriend's ex is a shadow lurking in the corners of their relationship. Avery, Roan, Xio, and this week's guest author, Timothy Janovsky, discuss dragging toxic relationships into the light. Plus, the quartet weight the pros and cons of living alone vs co-habitation.