Loving Your Spouse When You Feel Like Walking Away by Gary Chapman

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A manifesto for mending marriages.
We've all seen it on the big screen and read about it in novels. Two people fall in love at first sight. Then they marry, buy a house, have kids and live happily ever after. It's an image of perfection that shapes the way we think about married life. No wonder so many of us start panicking and planning our escape when the first cracks appear in a previously happy marriage.
Divorce, however, isn't the easy solution it sometimes appears to be. When a marriage starts going off the rails, it's usually because there are underlying problems. Left unattended, these problems have an unfortunate habit of reappearing in future relationships. The real answer, then, is to address them. Love isn't perfect and marriage isn't always what the movies tell us it should be. Working through issues is as much a part of marriage as the honeymoon.
Luckily, there are plenty of tried-and-true strategies you can start putting into action today to help heal your relationship.
In the following book, you'll learn:
• How positivity makes even the most damaged relationship mendable.
• Why shocking your partner can put your marriage on the road to recovery.
• Why infidelity doesn't have to be a deal breaker.

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