If your boyfriend/girlfriend is moving across the country or across the world, should you follow him/her?

You don't want to come across as cold, but you don't want to get too close to co-workers.

If you are really trying to listen to your partner, yet he is not having it, saying you interrupt and get too emotional, is this a sign of something more?

This is a sticky situation. Do you tell your friend to pay up...badger them until they cough up the money or let it go?

No matter how eccentric these people are, or how different they are from your parents, you need to find a way to get along...but remember, your relationship is with your girlfriend, not with her family.

What do you do when your fiance's parents (your future in-laws) constantly invite his ex-girlfriend to all family functions?? I don't like ultimatums, but in this case....

Could it be the thrill of the chase?

I'm not saying you have to walk on egg shells when you visit your father, but if you know the hot-button issues, don't bring them up! But more importantly, if you ask your dad the right questions, he might not become so argumentative.

A young woman who's boyfriend professed his love just days before suddenly say he "needs space," and mean it?

It is easy for me to say to embrace single life, but honestly, you don't know what is going on in someone else's relationship.