Marriage and the Love Myth: From Turbulence To Marital Bliss

New author Sukhjiwan Singh blows the lid off what couples expect from their marriage to get them to rethink what’s possible in Marriage and the Love Myth, a refreshingly candid, no-holds-barred guide to better relationships. Demystifying the marriage puzzle is only half of the prize in this powerful how-to guide; Singh also proves that divorce isn’t a solution—unhappy people simply carry emotional baggage from one relationship to the next—it’s a vicious cycle. In twenty-six chapters, Singh shows readers how to move past power struggles, misfortune, and even extramarital affairs. With hypothetical case study anecdotes that highlight issues with race, miscommunication, and incompatibility, she goes on to outline seven diehard principles to make life sweet and make love last. She takes great pains in describing the art of compromise, which means never giving up on negotiation and the ability to look at the big picture. For all that couples can bring to their marriage, this guide offers the right tools to carve it in stone. Marriage can be an everlasting journey—all it takes is an unshakable commitment and everything else will fall in line.