F or centuries, courtship and relationships were basically the same. You’d meet someone somewhere, coordinate meeting times, and connect slowly over time through hang-outs, phon ...

Dear Stuck: What you’re feeling does not make you a villain; it makes you a human faced with a tough emotional decision.

In today's Dear Annie column, Annie Lane offers advice to a teen who is no longer in love with her boyfriend, but doesn't ...

I don’t want to watch her give her heart -- and her energy -- to someone who might not be able to give much back.

The problem is, I am not sure I feel the kind of deep connection I thought I would have with the person I marry. There is no major conflict or red flag. I care about him a lot, but something just ...

Dear Annie: I’ve been with my boyfriend for over three years. We met when I was a freshman in high school and he was a sophomore. I fell head over heels right away, and we became official nearly ...

Dear Annie: I have been close friends with “Marianna” since high school, and we still see each other regularly. We always split the bill when we go out to eat. I don’t mind. But often I see ...

This Dear Abby reader says that her college daughter ... mail and documents away prior to our short trip. Lulu had her new boyfriend of a few weeks stay over for the weekend.

I just can’t seem to get behind my daughter's boyfriend. I’ve tried bringing it up gently, but she gets defensive.