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Why Are You Getting Married
Whether getting married is still just a desire for you or your plans to get married are already in place, this book Why Are You Getting Married? is exactly what you need.
The book is aimed at getting you to think carefully and soberly about the issues that you need to be prepared for, before you take the big step. With so many people experiencing challenges within the marriage institution, leading to more divorces, some of the challenges point to the fact that pre-marital and relationship counselling needs to be strengthened, to ensure that people are better prepared for marriage.
If you are already married and you are facing challenges, this book is aimed at helping you remember why you got married in the first place, and get you to a point where you revisit some of the vows that you made in the beginning.
The difference between this book and the others that you might have read before, is that for most issues that are discussed, you will find a number of real life scenarios, which other people have experienced. Hopefully, you will learn from those examples, and avoid falling into the same pitfalls.
Some of the interesting topics that you will find in this book are: what the single, the married and the divorced people said about marriage; the checklist for finding a marriage partner; wedding preparations; the good vocabulary; the bad vocabulary; a number of factors that must be considered during the marriage counselling process and there is even a section on the age gap between couples, where the women are older.
On the question of marriage counselling, the book emphasizes the importance of strengthening the three forms of counselling i.e. pre-marital counselling, post-wedding counselling and on-going counselling. This is to close the gap that has been created by the significant change, in how we now live our lives as a result of increasing urbanisation.
The book is aimed at getting you to think carefully and soberly about the issues that you need to be prepared for, before you take the big step. With so many people experiencing challenges within the marriage institution, leading to more divorces, some of the challenges point to the fact that pre-marital and relationship counselling needs to be strengthened, to ensure that people are better prepared for marriage.
If you are already married and you are facing challenges, this book is aimed at helping you remember why you got married in the first place, and get you to a point where you revisit some of the vows that you made in the beginning.
The difference between this book and the others that you might have read before, is that for most issues that are discussed, you will find a number of real life scenarios, which other people have experienced. Hopefully, you will learn from those examples, and avoid falling into the same pitfalls.
Some of the interesting topics that you will find in this book are: what the single, the married and the divorced people said about marriage; the checklist for finding a marriage partner; wedding preparations; the good vocabulary; the bad vocabulary; a number of factors that must be considered during the marriage counselling process and there is even a section on the age gap between couples, where the women are older.
On the question of marriage counselling, the book emphasizes the importance of strengthening the three forms of counselling i.e. pre-marital counselling, post-wedding counselling and on-going counselling. This is to close the gap that has been created by the significant change, in how we now live our lives as a result of increasing urbanisation.
159 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 4, 2016
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