Meredith Goldstein

Love Letters explores how having a type can be limiting – or helpful Do you have a type? As in, a specific brand of person you've always found yourself attracted to?

We've only been together for two months – too soon for long-distance commitment

It's been nine years. Q. I have been in a long-term relationship going on nine years and I've struggled for it to convert.

Is this behavior ‘gentlemanly,' chivalrous, or creepy? Q. I am in my 70s and dating a gentleman of the same age. The problem: his definition of being a gentleman is, I think, outdated.

I'm jealous — even though I know that's not fair Love Letters Q. I lost my mom about nine months ago, and my dad almost 10 years ago now.

This question, about the Knicks, was asked via the temporary Love Letters phone booth at the Boston Public Library

We are not compatible. But that doesn't stop me from thinking about her. Q. I'm a woman (lesbian) who often thinks about a woman from college, a long time later, despite not seeing a future with her.

I thought some movies should never be adapted for stage. But Bourzgui's performance — and his reasoning — made me reconsider.

How would we ever live together? Love Letters Q. I am a single man, 70 years old.

He ended the relationship, but I'm still attached Love Letters Q. I was in a relationship with someone I genuinely believed I would marry.