"April Masini answers questions no one else can and tells you the truth that no one else will."

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  • in reply to: Long lost love #52877
    Nick Roy
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    You’re lying to yourself if you say you’re just looking for ‘fun.’ The moment you wrote that “he’s the one” that got away’ and that you love him, the fun ended, and real emotions took over. When your heart is actually on the line, even a little bit of coldness from a man feels like poison.
    To get your self-respect back, instead of Florida, book a ticket to a place where you can truly relax, not to someone’s house where you are being treated with disrespect, even for being a guest.
    And you should follow Ask April’s advice to stop chasing him anymore. If he really cares, he’ll come to you.

    in reply to: How should I handle being blackmailed? #52876
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    I was very saddened by your post, and I think April is absolutely right. As long as you continue to consider yourself a victim, you will have no control. The victim mindset is like a prison whose key is in your own hands; you are just afraid to turn it.
    Sometimes what we dismiss as just a “mistake” is actually a legal case of harassment or extortion. You need to consult a lawyer to secure your position and understand exactly where you stand and what your rights are.

    in reply to: get my ex backkk #52445
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Oh, brother, you know that girls don’t tolerate restrictions.
    So, you should focus on yourself. You said that you used to control her. This is not love; it is insecurity. Until you fix your happiness, no girl will be happy with you.
    If this girl has blocked you, stop chasing her, go to the gym, meet friends, and improve yourself.
    As AskApril said, you should move on and date other girls, and work on your control issues so you don’t make this mistake in the next relationship.

    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Listen, Nicole, your Jim is becoming too much of a drama queen. Ferret made a mistake. Jim gossiped, and now all the rubble is falling on you. That’s not fair.
    I liked AskApril’s point about explaining to Nicole that men are often fixers. If you just whine or complain, he’ll get upset.
    instead of sharing negative feelings, go to a coffee shop or outside and talk calmly.
    If he is still holding on to old things and ignoring you, break it, darling. It’s time to find someone now to handle both your emotions and your body like a pro.

    in reply to: I never get nervious #52443
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    AskApril, I’ve read a lot of your advice and I know you’re very practical, but I have to say that being nervous and feeling like butterflies is the spiciest part of life.
    Don’t suppress this feeling, but enjoy it. That nervousness is not fear, that is sexual tension and attraction
    April, you’re also right that it’s too early to think about a wedding dress on just one date.
    Since this is a long-distance relationship, give it some time.

    in reply to: Instability is killing me #52442
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    I think a healthy relationship should have stability.
    You should prioritize your peace of mind and self-respect.
    If he doesn’t change, you should get away from him.

    in reply to: I’m confused and need real advice #52441
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    No relationship is bigger than your mental peace
    A relationship that keeps you stressed and confused all the time is not a relationship, but a burden.
    If he says he loves you but his actions show otherwise, believe his behavior, not his words.
    There should be consistency in love, not confusion.
    Askapril, we need your expert advice. What do you think?
    If there is a permanent mental attachment to a relationship and it is toxic, how can we end this emotional attachment?

    in reply to: What are his actions really saying? #52440
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    If your marriage is truly over, you should move on.
    From your post, it seems that the person is definitely interested because no one remembers every little thing in such detail for no reason, nor does he talk on the phone for hours.
    Just make sure that the new person isn’t just a time passer, but that they can give you the spark you’re looking for.

    in reply to: Why women do not like nice guys? #52439
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    The problem is not a nice guy; the problem is with being boring and predictable. Women like men who challenge them, not those who say yes to everything.
    Anyway, attraction is not a choice; it’s biology. Nice guys often suppress their sexual energy to appear polite, but these things
    Put them in the friend zone.
    That’s why a little playful teasing, mystery, and confidence that says it all without saying a word – that’s the real game.
    Don’t just be a nice guy, be magnetic

    in reply to: He keeps cheating! #52438
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Look, you’re trying to fix a person who enjoys cheating.
    Girls often believe that their love will ‘fix’ a guy, but this is your mistake. Someone whose nature is to cheat can never be changed.
    You can’t change him; you have to prioritize yourself. Your respect and trust are also important. You should get out of the toxic relationship because that person will never improve.

    in reply to: Trying to get out of the casual sex routine! #52437
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Give him a little break and see if he misses your personality or just your body. If he only texts at night, understand what his priorities are.
    Don’t waste your time on him. Many boys in the world will give you the respect and time you deserve. Don’t waste your feelings on a man who only considers you for casual sex.
    I agree with Askapril’s advice, which is that if you want to change your routine, first change your behavior. A relationship should be about equality, not just a means to fulfill one side’s needs.

    in reply to: My husband wants to quit his job and wants me to go to work #52436
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Listen, you’re not selfish, but you should talk to him openly. If he wants to quit his job or is stressed, please support him. Set a time so he can resume work later, and don’t take on the entire burden on you. because It’s also important to look at the budget before quitting a job.
    I think you should also ask your husband what his next plan is after quitting his job. Is he just going to stay at home, or does he want to start a new business or change his career?

    in reply to: found my crush should i give up? #52435
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Crush is crush, it’s not “Mission Impossible”, if this girl has changed her path, then you should also update your GPS, Bro, there are 10 billion people in the world, don’t flaunt your film one after another, be happy in her happiness, and move on to the next station.
    April, I really like your advice because you don’t sugarcoat things. As you said that
    “Take care of your self-respect, don’t run after someone who doesn’t give you importance.”

    in reply to: When she says she needs her space after acting affectionate #52434
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    Hey bro, don’t worry, it’s not necessarily that your girlfriend wants to break up, she might just need some space too.
    So you should give her space and make her feel that you are chill without her.
    Being available all the time also devalues ​​you.
    I think you should follow April’s advice to “Stop texting and calling her, and don’t chase her. She will come to you when you step back a little.

    in reply to: Can having sex too soon ruin a relationship? #52433
    Nick Roy
    Member #382,746

    There is no perfect time to have sex, so don’t worry about that; it was a natural and fun moment.
    If you feel all of this is too fast for you. Then keep the “no physical touch” rule on your next date. Talk to him about his dreams, childhood, or likes and dislikes. This will make him feel that you are not only interested in fun, but that you’re interesting as a person too
    Askapril is right here. “If the mental and emotional connection between the two is strong, it doesn’t matter whether sex is on the first date or the 10 date.”
    So my dear, don’t bother 🙂

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