Are You Talking?
Is Communication a Dilemma in Your Marriage?
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I would like to thank everyone for buying this book. I was told that confession is good for the soul. In saying that I want to say that, I do not have a picture perfect marriage by far. I am someone who is concerned about marriages and wanted to give my perspective on how to keep a marriage alive. The goal is for the readers to find a possibility that was hidden away from them. Possibilities in marriage are endless, but the spouses have to search for them. If one person is traveling the rocky road of love and is wondering what to do read on. I am writing to give that reader the road map to the destination of love and happiness. If I am not able to make it to happiness with you all; then, promise me you will enjoy YOUR moment. Promise me you will love as Christ so loved the church. That is the ultimate love.
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About the Book
This book is one that you pick up read in one night and sit and say "it is going to be okay." The book is a helping book. It will either make you laugh, laugh out loud, or realize you are not alone in this struggle.
The book is the authors opinion on communication in marriage. you do not have to agree,but you will have to say something about what is said and once you form an opinion the talking begins. See all the author wants you to get from this book is an opinion that you share with your spouse. From there the stars are the limit. Have fun reading and hang on!!!
About the Author
Jason R Redmond believes that experience is the greatest teacher of all. Touch a hot iron once and you will lick your finger the next time you touch it.
Just like the hot iron Jason believes marriage has some of that same heat. The only problem is if you do not channel that heat in the right direction. Jason wants to give his opinion on communication in marriage to help couples open up and start talking. If you can get them talking about the book maybe then they can talk about what is bothering them in a non confrontational way. Life is to short to argue. Live and love is better than arguing and frustrated.