"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: How to stop hurting #52924
    Sofia
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    It is important to understand that rejection or any compulsion on the part of the husband is no small matter after 25 years. Therefore, do not judge the entire relationship by one incident, but rather tear down this wall of misunderstanding.
    AskApril was right that just guessing and showing your heart won’t do anything. “Roll up your sleeves” and ask your husband honestly why he did that.

    in reply to: Moved, broke up, still in love, what do I do? #52923
    Sofia
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    Crying over a confused guy like Michael at 22 is a total waste of time. You should focus on your studies, join the gym, and keep posting your stunning photos. When Michael sees your serving looks in your ‘Fall Apparel ‘, that’s when he’ll finally understand what real “brand building” looks like.

    in reply to: i am not getting the average romance life as i wish #52922
    Sofia
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    Look, this isn’t only a sex issue; it’s emotional manipulation.
    The trauma of the past is painful, but it’s wrong to use it as a shield to win every decision. When she says, “Why do you love me for sex?” she’s making you feel guilty, so you can’t ask any more.
    And AskApril was absolutely right that if she doesn’t care about your feelings and needs, it’s not a healthy relationship. If your partner doesn’t want to change anything, then you have to make the decision.

    in reply to: relationship #52798
    Sofia
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    That girl isn’t coming just for the fresh air or to see the sights. She’s coming to test if you’re as hot in person as you are interesting on a screen. So, don’t play it safe, play it smart.

    in reply to: Obsessing over the other woman #52785
    Sofia
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    If you want to vent your anger, vent it in the gym or in the bedroom. If you’re back with your partner, don’t let the memories of that other woman become a third person in your life. The more you get angry at her, the more you’re giving her a place in your relationship. Evict her from your mind.
    And Ask April was right that you should focus on fixing your partner’s relationship instead of the other woman, so that they don’t make the same mistake again.

    in reply to: Lonely #52784
    Sofia
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    Right now, you feel like he will come back and everything will be fine, but the old pattern will start again. Ask yourself, do you want to abandon the person who is only hurting you and has left you after three years of being together?
    And I agree with Ask April that after being together for three years and buying a house together, leaving in such a manner is a sign of this man’s bad character. He doesn’t deserve you. So you should move on.

    in reply to: I don’t know what to do now… #52783
    Sofia
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    Ask April is also right that you are in the driver’s seat. If you want to date her, be a man and ask her directly instead of hiding behind a hangout.
    Attraction only increases when there is a little tension. Don’t burden her by asking for clarity, but torment her with your ego. If she still doesn’t give you five after five dates, she is not coming to you when you are in pain; it’s not Russian straightforwardness, but cold-man pollution.

    in reply to: Distance and Marriage #52781
    Sofia
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    He is ignoring you on the pretext of work. Honey, no man is so busy that he doesn’t reply to the girl he is afraid of losing. He is slowly fading away. Stop chasing him. Don’t worry, when things are done, he shows more signs.
    And you should consider what Ask April said, that if you want marriage and peace, you have to find someone who really wants it all.
    I think you shouldn’t block him, just ignore him. He’s not meeting your standards. Focus your energy on someone willing to share both your bed and your bank account with you.

    in reply to: Is she done with me or do I still have a chance? #52780
    Sofia
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    When someone says they need time, it means NO. Asking them repeatedly will make you seem creepy
    And by the way, she is still committed. A girl who flirts with someone else behind her partner’s back is looking for attention.
    Don’t fully trust her promises of ‘splitting up’ until she is actually single.
    Ask April is right here; You should focus on becoming successful in your own life, whether it’s your career, your involvement in the community, or even by dating other women. But the biggest success is to first admit your mistake and move on.

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