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Ben in Rensselaer writes: I'm writing to you asking for a little help on how to be a better partner for my girlfriend who I've been dating for 2 years now. We just started living together a few months ago and it's been a game changer because it's her house, and she has an 8-year-old daughter. Her father hasn't been in her life for years. She's a sweet kid, and we get along great, but now that I'm

Gwen in Altamont writes: Hey guys- I'm 5 months pregnant and this should be the most joyous time in my life.  But it's not.  The reason for that is because when I trace everything back to the moment and time when it may have happened, things are a bit unclear to me who the actual father is.  My boyfriend doesn't know this, but even though we were dating, we were going through a really tough time.

Terrance in Watervliet writes: I don't know what my girls deal is, but man she's really turned into the jealous type.  We've been dating about two months and she's always looking over my shoulder to see who I'm texting, I see her glancing at my phone when an alert goes off.  The other day I was talking to my mom and she was like "who's that girl?"  It's my mother I told her.  "Well,

The Love Cowboy is back at it and ready to help out a Capital Region listener with a relationship dilemma. Each weekday morning Brian and Chrissy welcome him into the studio so he can give out the hard truth and a whole lot of laughs while trying to solve a relationship problem.

Before we even got this segment rolling, Love Cowboy blasted into the studio immediately striking up a convo with Chrissy about her recent COVID vaccination shot. Love Cowboy: Heard you got the first shot Cavotta...how you feeling? Chrissy:  I was a little sore but I'm better now.  Thank you, I go for the second shot next week. Love Cowboy: I ain't had it yet but I can tell you My sister-in-law go

Her EMT boyfriend is fully vaccinated and Carli hasn't even qualified for the first dose of the vaccine. He wants to go out and do things together and she isn't ready yet. She asks the Love Cowboy for some kind of compromise. Listen as the Love Cowboy takes a shot at Carli's situation with her vaccinated boyfriend.

Gwen in Coeymans writes: My boyfriend and I have been dating for almost a year. The first 8 months or so we hardly argued, but that has changed in the last few months. Now that the "honeymoon phase" is over, we're both learning things about each other that are less than ideal. When I argue, I tend to dig a little deep and can say some mean things and I'm working on it. I also like to res

Reilley in Niskayuna writes: I'm not the type of woman who asks for things or wants things but I do want to get your thoughts on something.  I've been married for 13 years and I would say that in that time, my husband has not bought me a "just because" gift in a decade at least.  Birthdays and anniversaries he usually comes through but once- just once - I'd like him to come home with som

Jess in Northville writes: I grew up on farm and my family has always eaten really good, fresh, locally grown food. Now that I'm an adult, I appreciate and actually rely on fresh fruits and vegetables.   It bothers me, perhaps a little more than it should, that my boyfriend Scott won't eat vegetables, like ever!  He's 31 but trying to get him to even try a carrot is like dealing with a stubborn 7-

Daniel in Caroga Lake writes: I know that women are emotional creatures, but every time me and my girlfriend get into an argument or a heated discussion, she cries.  We've only been dating for about year and it's not like we fight all the time, but we argued over over something stupid recently- like I don't even remember what it was -  and she started balling like her cat died.  I actually asked h

Carrie in Castleton writes: I've been with my boyfriend for 2 years and I've noticed a trend.  He's not a big fan of Valentine's day (and neither am I really) but I do think it'd be nice to do something.  I don't expect expensive gifts , I just want his quality time.  Last year (our first Valentines) he planned an ice fishing trip with his buddies...so we did nothing.  Not a huge deal, he had thes

Leanne in Rotterdam writes: My boyfriend stays at my place as many as 5 days a week but doesn't contribute financially or help out because he has his own place. On top of that, he's constantly unhappy with my apartment and complains about me buying not enough food, but refuses to help me out.  Am I being unreasonable thinking he should help me out as he is practically living in the house? I'm thin