Marriage has seen
better days.
Folks wait until
later in life to wed, if they wed at all. - Divorce happens with
an alarming frequency. Second and third marriages have an even
smaller chance for success. -
'Til
death do us part
has become a fairly meaningless phrase.
Infidelity
is skyrocketing.
Involvingmost
age
groups and initiated by each gender.
Self-absorption,
finances, gender roles, children, aging parents, failing health,
unrealistic expectations, housework, and sexual/ intimacy issues all
contribute to the strain experienced by married couples.
What do we do about
this? - What
can you
do about this?
Improve
Your Marriage – Don't Overlook the Obviousis a part of that answer.
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It
is
a guide,
if you will, with brief strategies, truisms, and ideas, which when
turned into action, should help a troubled marriage transform into a
happier one.
*
It
should help already blissful couples
to greater value what they have, maintain it, and fine-tune their
relationship.
*
It
should be 'must reading'
for young adults, those contemplating marriage, and newlyweds.
Marriage can be
incredibly uplifting, a 'downer', or simply a 'mixed-bag' of usually
fulfilling moments on our life's journey. Improve
Your Marriage – Don't Overlook the Obvioustakes
a different approach than what you might have experienced elsewhere.
It
recommends
personal responsibility. It acknowledges the role of others. It
speaks succinctly. And, it can easily be read again and again,
without difficulty.
A perfect guide for married couples of all ages.
Improve
Your Marriage – Don't Overlook the Obvious
tells you what your mom, dad, or best friend would tell you if they
knew, had the courage to tell you, or had the opportunity to explain.
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