An edition of 30 lessons for loving
(2015)
30 lessons for loving
advice from the wisest Americans on love, relationships, and marriage
by Karl A. Pillemer
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Karl Pillemer asked hundreds of extraordinary men and women to share their hard-earned wisdom about love and what it takes to build a lasting, happy marriage. It is not only the largest study of its kind ever conducted, but also the most diverse, deliberately including people from varying religions, ethnic backgrounds, and income levels, gay and lesbian couples, unmarried couples in long-term relationships, and even individuals whose marriages were unhappy or ended in divorce.
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30 lessons for loving: advice from the wisest Americans on love, relationships, and marriage
2015
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Table of Contents
Evening the odds: lessons for finding a mate. Follow your heart
Follow your head
Values come first
You're marrying a family
Three warning signs
Five secrets for choosing your partner
Communication is the key. Talk, talk, talk
No one is a mind reader
Mind your manners
All in good time
Three danger signs
Five secrets for great communication
Getting through the hard parts. Children: Put your relationship first
Work-family stress: Make your home a safe haven
In-laws: On good terms, without surrender
Household chores: Play to your strengths
Money: Deal with debt
Five secrets for managing stress
Keeping the spark alive. Think small (and positive)
Become friends
Sexuality, the spark changes
Give up grudges
Get help
Five secrets to keeping the spark alive
Thinking like an expert about love and marriage. Respect each other
Be a team
Make time
Lighten up
Accept your partner as is
As long as you both shall live.
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Originally published: New York : Hudson Street Press, 2015.
Includes bibliographical references.
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