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10 Things You Aren't Telling Him: How to Help the Man in Your Life Love You Better
A woman longs to be loved. So when there is a lack of connection with her husband, the hurt can run deep. With encouraging examples from her marriage and those of women surveyed, author and speaker Julie Clinton models how readers can start important conversations with their husbands and express their deepest thoughts about topics of faith, life and love, These intimacy solutions will spark reconnection in a marriage and will remind couples of their deep affection for one another and the strength and beauty of a relationship that is based on truth, acceptance, and forgiveness.
208 pages, Paperback
First published August 1, 2009
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May 19, 2020
Oh my God, this is the book any person can read and learn vital skills for maintaining a healthy and happy relationship!
Although the book seems to be written for women, it details the natural instincts of both genders, and yes, what to do when you have a quirk that is "normal" for your gender (millions of other people) but deathly for your relationship?
The book uses a religious language, but the lessons are awesome (and witty) enough that I would put it in my *TOP 10 SELF-HELP" books! Almost as good as Mark Manson's "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck"!! Yet to finish this one.
And the idea of taking full responsibility of YOUR LIFE, YOUR HAPPINESS (despite having a husband or other guarantees that the culture around seems to offer,) that is just EMPOWERING as Kingdom Come!
Although the book seems to be written for women, it details the natural instincts of both genders, and yes, what to do when you have a quirk that is "normal" for your gender (millions of other people) but deathly for your relationship?
The book uses a religious language, but the lessons are awesome (and witty) enough that I would put it in my *TOP 10 SELF-HELP" books! Almost as good as Mark Manson's "The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck"!! Yet to finish this one.
And the idea of taking full responsibility of YOUR LIFE, YOUR HAPPINESS (despite having a husband or other guarantees that the culture around seems to offer,) that is just EMPOWERING as Kingdom Come!
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