Alright well, my boyfriend and I broke up yesterday. He felt that he couldn’t commit himself to a relationship even though we’ve been perfect and he broke up with me. He felt that he needed to find himself and that if he ever dated anyone again that it would be me. I really don’t understand how this just randomly came up. But we’re friends and I still really care for him. I know it’s going to take time to get over this, but everytime I see him my heart breaks even more. Does anyone really know how I can get over this faster, or anything? Please help

She doesn’t work, I do.

If our relationship ends, I only want her getting a couple of hundred thousand!

But, when is a good time to get one?

I’m turning 18 in November, It’s been almost two years since my last relationship. I’ve tried looking for a potential partner for a while now. None of the guys at my school are worth my attention, They’re immature an often times annoying. I’ve tried going to to local places my peers hangout as well, and I have yet to find anyone. how often does one find a potential partner on a dating site?

I want to date someone from church. Someone who shares same beliefs as I. Thing is I’ve never had this type of relationship before. Of course very little physical stuff and going to church stuff together but what else?

I just recently broke up with my girlfriend of one year and I was wondering what the best thing to do now is. She is a bit clingy and wants to restart a new relationship but I do not have any interest in that. I feel that if I just ignore her she will get more intense. What do I do?
I did explain everything to her but she just will not leave me alone…

i am a virgin, but out of curiousity.. when should intercourse begin, usually, in a relationship?
how many months should be waited until starting?

Please only true christians answer… i want my relationship to last along time maybe even to the point of marriage… But i just want to be right about this i dont want us to fall.

We met through an online dating service. We have exchanged about 15 emails (very long ones) so far. We went out for dinner last weekend. He is not hot by any means, but very intelligent and considerate. I really like him and want this to turn into a relationship. However, I am not sure how to approach this. He seems to be interested but has not been very assertive. I want to talk to him more, but I don’t want to be seen as desperate or anything. What should I do? Help!!!

My long-term boyfriend recently ended our relationship because he felt that he wanted his independence. He was too stressed from having to worry about keeping me happy and just wanted to be alone. He said he doesn’t want to be in a relationship for a really long time and I believe him. I, on the other hand, am absolutely miserable seeing as I did not see this coming. We are going back to college soon and I am worried about it because I’ve never been there without him. I want to talk to him because I feel better when I do. I am always anxious and I can never focus. He told me that he could probably see us getting back together but I don’t want to rely on that. Anyone have any advice for dealing with heartbreak?? Should I call him? I want him to come back to me and I feel like the best way to do that is to stay out of his life completely. Is that true??

Thanks!

I’m helping put up a play wherein two male actors have to be very physically and emotionally close with one another. There’s nothing sexual about the roles, but the characters’ relationship is intimate and hands-on. Being teenagers, they are a little wary of getting physical onstage with each other. I can’t think of any acting exercises I can try to get them comfortable touching in a loving, secure way. Any suggestions?