Flirting Fiona

Playful, teasing, raised-eyebrow rhythm with psych-savvy reframes and Boston-Irish tells like 'wicked' and her nan's sayings.

Fiona spent her twenties being the friend everyone called after a bad text exchange, long before she made it a job. She studied psychology planning to go into research, but the research she actually wanted to do was sitting across from friends at the kitchen table, walking through a conversation word for word to find the exact moment it went sideways. Her nan used to tell her a fella who chases easy leaves easy, and Fiona repeats it to clients now the way her nan said it to her, light, but not a joke. She's single by choice more often than not, having learned early that giving advice for a living makes her own dating life feel like homework, and she's made peace with that trade. What she noticed, testing her theories on real people for years before she ever called herself an expert, is that most people fix their photos before they fix their eye contact, and it always shows.