There's a very attractive shorter brunette girl with a small tattoo on her back who works at The Nucleus. Just trying to build up some courage to talk to her!

I've dated two guys, the first one was for a long time and he was a great guy and I always felt like there was something wrong with me because I just didn't feel a connection with him. He was someone who treated me like a princess, but yet nothing. Honestly I think I kept that relationship going because I felt something was wrong with me for not having stronger feelings for him. The second one was a total ass hole and not worth my time broke up with him. And the FEW (like maybe 3 not counting my ex's) guys that have asked me out in my live I have no interest in it, honestly I hate it. Don't get me wrong I'm flattered but it is just weird. I have always felt I was probably just Bi but there are times I feel like maybe I'm more then that. Or if there is just something really wrong with me.

I spent the entire past week hanging with the most amazing girl ever, slowly, against my better judgement, I allowed her to start to mean something to me and now I'm pretty sure we won't be talking for much longer since she got what she wanted.

So I took this great girl out on a date last Thursday (it was our first date). We went to the park and listened to music and went to bigfalls. It was a really good date dont get me wrong, however I feel as though I have a hard time acting as how I feel. I wanted to be more affectionate, cuddle with her and all that good stuff. I just dont know why I cant make myself act as how I feel Any advice ladies?

I just recently turned down a girl that I liked for 6 years straight, because I'm in love with a girl who doesn't want me. The world is cruel, and love sucks.

so my coworker has a girlfriend, and I have a boyfriend, but we flirt nonstop. We don't text or go out outside of work, but we have a lot of fun while we are there. Is this cheating??

"I'll listen to anything except country or metal."

Ha, that's rich. I'm a metalhead. I don't like radio-friendly country, but there's a lot of decent stuff out there once you wade past the Luke Bryans and Carrie Underwoods of the world. People blindly bash metal, yet I bet 90% of them have never listened to a single metal song. And of that remaining ten percent, maybe five percent of them have actually dived into the deeper metal subgenres before actually concluding that it wasn't for them.

I would really like someone to prove me wrong and actually give multiple genres a fair shake. I had about a one-month phase where I listened to some techno and trance, digging into online radio stations for at least an hour at a time, and figured it wasn't for me. I've had similar phases and results with reggae and other genres. Why doesn't metal get the same treatment from people?

I feel super anxious about the future of my relationship, and I'm not sure why.