Press & Media Appearances
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Money can’t buy love, as the old saying goes, and people who look only at financial profiles could be limiting their dating pool, said April Masini, a New York City-based relationship and etiquette expert and author.
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April Masini, a New York City-based relationship expert and psychotherapist, analyzed responses from women who are currently active on the online dating scene. “Grumpy curmudgeon will tell you what he’s not looking for, and direct it at you with a negative command like, ‘Don’t bother.’ My advice? Don’t bother responding.”
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Relationship and etiquette expert April Masini advised cutting ties. “If your ex wants to stay on your account because it’s cheaper for him or her — stay strong and use your boundaries. Apologize for the ‘account eviction’ and remove them from the account.”
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Relationship expert and author April Masini told INSIDER. “If you’re ghosted, understand that the person who ghosted you doesn’t have the tools to be in a mature relationship — or the character.”
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“Nobody wants to be distracted by gnarly toes, so keep yours on point and make sure your summer footwear is professional when you’re working,” says etiquette expert April Masini of AskApril.com, a relationship-advice blog.
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April Masini, a relationship expert, told INSIDER. “Most voters relate to what they’re used to, not just in their personal lives but what they are used to seeing in elected officials. The reality is that most elected officials are married.”
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First off, that’s not what LinkedIn is for, says April Masini, an etiquette and relationship expert. “[On LinkedIn] people should pretend they’re in a conference room before flirting, and then decide if what they’re about to say is best left unsaid — or better said in person, over lunch or on a weekend, where there’s no mistaking work for pleasure.”
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What this means in terms of real estate is that you’ll need a co-signer, more roommates or more years living at home with Mom and Dad. Cue the sound of a deflating, romantic heart,says April Masini, a relationship expert and founder of relationship advice forum AskApril.com..
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If you ask, you do so at your own risk. Relationship and etiquette expert April Masini says that while she think’s it’s fine to ask for any amount you’re owed, “when you start asking for small amounts, like a single dollar, you run the risk of being judged as petty.”
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When you turn your bed or your bedroom into your office, you’re sending a message to your partner — and yourself — that work is more important than intimacy, adds relationship expert April Masini, who hosts an online relationship advice forum.
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I hear from a lot of boyfriends and girlfriends who’ve purchased a home to cement a relationship,” says April Masini, the advice columnist who pens “Ask April” at AskApril.com. “They hope the home will make them a stronger couple,” Masini says. “What it does is make them a couple with a real estate interest.”
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To get some help, I spoke with relationship expert April Masini, who took over my profile and re-vamped it. “Generally speaking”, April Masini said “your profile is an ad.” Masini’s initial words of advice: first impressions count.
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But this sort of laissez-faire attitude and assumed tolerance is wrong, according to popular relationship and etiquette expert April Masini. Just because you’re cool with stealing a danish, it doesn’t mean the rightful danish owner is okay with it.”
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As April Masini, online advice columnist at AskApril.com, says, “What most people consider sabotage doesn’t usually happen in a vacuum. And if you say it happened behind your back, ask yourself if you turned your back.”
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According to relationship expert April Masini, the original Reddit poster is not in the wrong for wanting a new ring “This guy needs to get his priorities straight,” Masini told INSIDER. “If he wants someone to say yes to a proposal to spend the rest of her life with him, why not start out with grace and generosity? In other words … get a new ring!”
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“Even seemingly innocuous social-media shares, like your positive pregnancy-test stick, political bumper stickers or religious icons, may turn off an employer,” says etiquette expert April Masini.
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Also, many of the commonly held beliefs about dating a younger man or woman — for instance, that a junior partner may lack maturity — aren’t true, relationship expert and columnist April Masini told Fox News.
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Some companies, particularly start-ups, conduct first interviews via video-chat services like Skype. Preparing for them is crucial, April Masini, who writes about relationships and etiquette for her website Ask April.
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Sports became a bonding glue when the old boys’ network ruled, said April Masini, who writes about dating and relationships for her online magazine, AskApril.com.
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April Masini, who writes about relationships and etiquette for her website, AskApril.com, suggested taking preventive steps. “Put a neon Post-it on important papers, a big, colorful bell-type key chain toggle on your keys and keep the ringer on your phone (which, ideally, is in a rainbow-colored OtterBox) so you can call it.
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If the person you are visiting prefers that you take your shoes off, it’s sound etiquette to abide by their wishes, said April Masini, who writes about relationships and etiquette for her website, Ask April.
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“Your written memories are going to be like Christmas ornaments on a tree,” Ms. Masini wrote.
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“Unless the two of you are on a photography safari through the city or country as a first date, there is no reason in the world for a selfie stick,” Masini warned.
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April Masini, a New York relationship and etiquette expert who writes a column called Ask April, said parents should consider limiting restaurant forays with small children to fast-food restaurants. “The operative word is fast,” she said.
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April Masini, a relationship and etiquette experts based in New York City. “For instance, lingerie is not an appropriate gift for your boss.
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Relationship expert April Masini, author of “Date Out of Your League”, explains, “When a man is ready to become a husband — your husband — he starts acting like a husband.
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Money can’t buy love, as the old saying goes, and people who look only at financial profiles could be limiting their dating pool, said April Masini, a New York City-based relationship and etiquette expert and author.
-
April Masini, a New York City-based relationship expert and psychotherapist, analyzed responses from women who are currently active on the online dating scene. “Grumpy curmudgeon will tell you what he’s not looking for, and direct it at you with a negative command like, ‘Don’t bother.’ My advice? Don’t bother responding.”
-
Relationship and etiquette expert April Masini advised cutting ties. “If your ex wants to stay on your account because it’s cheaper for him or her — stay strong and use your boundaries. Apologize for the ‘account eviction’ and remove them from the account.”
-
Relationship expert and author April Masini told INSIDER. “If you’re ghosted, understand that the person who ghosted you doesn’t have the tools to be in a mature relationship — or the character.”
-
“Nobody wants to be distracted by gnarly toes, so keep yours on point and make sure your summer footwear is professional when you’re working,” says etiquette expert April Masini of AskApril.com, a relationship-advice blog.
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April Masini, a relationship expert, told INSIDER. “Most voters relate to what they’re used to, not just in their personal lives but what they are used to seeing in elected officials. The reality is that most elected officials are married.”
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First off, that’s not what LinkedIn is for, says April Masini, an etiquette and relationship expert. “[On LinkedIn] people should pretend they’re in a conference room before flirting, and then decide if what they’re about to say is best left unsaid — or better said in person, over lunch or on a weekend, where there’s no mistaking work for pleasure.”
-
What this means in terms of real estate is that you’ll need a co-signer, more roommates or more years living at home with Mom and Dad. Cue the sound of a deflating, romantic heart,says April Masini, a relationship expert and founder of relationship advice forum AskApril.com..
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If you ask, you do so at your own risk. Relationship and etiquette expert April Masini says that while she think’s it’s fine to ask for any amount you’re owed, “when you start asking for small amounts, like a single dollar, you run the risk of being judged as petty.”
-
When you turn your bed or your bedroom into your office, you’re sending a message to your partner — and yourself — that work is more important than intimacy, adds relationship expert April Masini, who hosts an online relationship advice forum.
-
I hear from a lot of boyfriends and girlfriends who’ve purchased a home to cement a relationship,” says April Masini, the advice columnist who pens “Ask April” at AskApril.com. “They hope the home will make them a stronger couple,” Masini says. “What it does is make them a couple with a real estate interest.”
-
To get some help, I spoke with relationship expert April Masini, who took over my profile and re-vamped it. “Generally speaking”, April Masini said “your profile is an ad.” Masini’s initial words of advice: first impressions count.
-
But this sort of laissez-faire attitude and assumed tolerance is wrong, according to popular relationship and etiquette expert April Masini. Just because you’re cool with stealing a danish, it doesn’t mean the rightful danish owner is okay with it.”
-
As April Masini, online advice columnist at AskApril.com, says, “What most people consider sabotage doesn’t usually happen in a vacuum. And if you say it happened behind your back, ask yourself if you turned your back.”
-
According to relationship expert April Masini, the original Reddit poster is not in the wrong for wanting a new ring “This guy needs to get his priorities straight,” Masini told INSIDER. “If he wants someone to say yes to a proposal to spend the rest of her life with him, why not start out with grace and generosity? In other words … get a new ring!”
-
“Even seemingly innocuous social-media shares, like your positive pregnancy-test stick, political bumper stickers or religious icons, may turn off an employer,” says etiquette expert April Masini.
-
Also, many of the commonly held beliefs about dating a younger man or woman — for instance, that a junior partner may lack maturity — aren’t true, relationship expert and columnist April Masini told Fox News.
-
Some companies, particularly start-ups, conduct first interviews via video-chat services like Skype. Preparing for them is crucial, April Masini, who writes about relationships and etiquette for her website Ask April.
-
Sports became a bonding glue when the old boys’ network ruled, said April Masini, who writes about dating and relationships for her online magazine, AskApril.com.
-
April Masini, who writes about relationships and etiquette for her website, AskApril.com, suggested taking preventive steps. “Put a neon Post-it on important papers, a big, colorful bell-type key chain toggle on your keys and keep the ringer on your phone (which, ideally, is in a rainbow-colored OtterBox) so you can call it.
-
If the person you are visiting prefers that you take your shoes off, it’s sound etiquette to abide by their wishes, said April Masini, who writes about relationships and etiquette for her website, Ask April.
-
“Your written memories are going to be like Christmas ornaments on a tree,” Ms. Masini wrote.
-
“Unless the two of you are on a photography safari through the city or country as a first date, there is no reason in the world for a selfie stick,” Masini warned.
-
April Masini, a New York relationship and etiquette expert who writes a column called Ask April, said parents should consider limiting restaurant forays with small children to fast-food restaurants. “The operative word is fast,” she said.
-
April Masini, a relationship and etiquette experts based in New York City. “For instance, lingerie is not an appropriate gift for your boss.
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Relationship expert April Masini, author of “Date Out of Your League”, explains, “When a man is ready to become a husband — your husband — he starts acting like a husband.
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