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

s7316047@gmail.com

Forum Replies Created

Viewing 11 posts - 1 through 11 (of 11 total)
  • Member
    Posts
  • Simon
    Member #382,759

    Hey, you don’t want a closure, so you want a little drama because your life is probably going very smoothly. That eight-year relationship has become history. Put it in the national museum.
    If you don’t stop checking now, one day your current partner will check you out. Then you’ll be left dreaming about and stalking three exes instead of two. Grow up, delete friends’ numbers, and give the woman who is the mother of your children some time. Instead of wasting it on women who are already the center of someone else’s home. Stop being a digital ghost of your partner.

    in reply to: Back from a Break ?? #52847
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    He won’t realize it until you are not officially committed,
    you are a free agent. Get out a little, meet new people. Once he realizes the competition is fierce, his ‘work stress’ and exhaustion will vanish in a heartbeat.
    Ask April was right that you should give him some space. If you keep pushing him, you will come across as ‘needy,’ which isn’t attractive at all.

    in reply to: pregnant and have A lying boyfriend #52704
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    A man who has left you three times in difficult times is probably not ready to take on the responsibility of a child. You should stop before moving in. Building a home with a liar is not a family, but a constant stress.
    I agree with AskApril that being with someone who lies and leaves you over and over again will always hurt you. It’s a bad idea to stay with him.
    And April, I would like to commend your expertise, you are truly a good relationship expert, and you are right in saying that You should tell him that you are pregnant so that he can prepare to become a father or make his own plans. If you don’t dare to tell him in person, then let him know in writing

    in reply to: I want HIM, not you #52703
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    You are waiting for a guy who left you and living with a guy you don’t like. This is survival mode, not living.
    And AskApril was right, stop fooling yourself. The guy is not with you because he chose his family over you. He’s not accepting the pants. It’s just an excuse. The reality is that you’re not his priority.
    And April gave the right advice to end the best friend drama and move on.

    in reply to: Worried that the end is drawing near #52678
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    Ask April is absolutely right to say that reminisce, give her flowers, take her on a date, and show her how important she is to you. You should ignore the small mistakes and focus on the beauty of the relationship.
    By the way, taking care of four children is more tiring than a 50-hour job. You should ask your wife if she is tired and how I can lighten your load.
    I think this question will make her feel good, and she will slowly come back to you.

    in reply to: cheating bf? #52677
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    I read this post and April’s advice too, and I really liked April’s expert advice that you two are not right for each other because there is a lack of honesty between you two, and you should practice speaking the complete truth with everyone in your life.
    I think you should get out of this toxic cycle, learn from your mistakes, so you can be honest in your next relationship, but don’t suffer any more by staying with this guy, because he will never respect you.

    in reply to: Married but Searching, need your advice plzzzzzz #52665
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    Dear, it’s simple, they don’t love you, they just suffer from Gross is Greener syndrome.
    You don’t have to listen to what these men say, but remember that these men are looking at you like escape, not as a human being. Don’t ruin your peace of their words. They are not looking for a perfect wife, but rather an escape from responsibility.

    in reply to: womans advice needed! #52613
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    So you love her, but why did you ask for a break? You needed this validation from outside. Until you fix those insecurities within yourself that you have to show off. You will make the same mistake again.
    Instead of convincing, focus on yourself, go to the gym, and concentrate on your studies.

    in reply to: She Is Driving Me Insane… #52611
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    When someone ignores someone in school, it’s often not because they mean it, but because they are nervous or don’t know how to behave.
    I think she’s interested in you, so you shouldn’t waste your time. offer her a date.

    in reply to: Is there still hope? #52610
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    Oh, not talking to you since January is a big sign. If a man loves you, he can take two minutes out of 24 hours to send you a message saying, “I’m busy, but I miss you.” If he’s completely silent, he’s quietly moving on.
    And you should accept April’s advice that you shouldn’t wait for this guy and move on with your life because your relationship is over.

    in reply to: Will my feelings for my friend ruin our friendship? #52609
    Simon
    Member #382,759

    AskApril is right that you should stop spending time with him and move away from him.
    Because your feelings will never diminish the longer you stay with him, you have to give him space and date other guys so that you realize your worth.
    I think if you send him 10 messages a day, then just do it once. If you used to spend a lot of time with him, then reduce it. He will think that you are busy or that your interest is fading. This will also cool his ego, and he will not get a chance to reject you.

Viewing 11 posts - 1 through 11 (of 11 total)