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Couple Skills: Making Your Relationship Work by Kim Paleg, Matthew McKay, Patrick Fanning

Couple Skills: Making Your Relationship Work Kim Paleg, Matthew McKay, Patrick Fanning ebook
Publisher: New Harbinger Publications
ISBN: , 9781572244818
Format: pdf
Page: 324

People who are in successful relationships work on these partnerships regularly. As many of us have discovered the hard way, resigning yourself to a sexually unfulfilling relationship doesn't work too well either. Couples in healthy and positive relationships have a fundamental understanding of the proper and appropriate expectations for a stable and long-lasting relationship. You have to find a way, together, to make your relationship work. We have adopted an open communication policy. IA: Everybody finds their own methods of making a relationship work, stronger and more dependable. ISBN13: 9781572244818Condition: NewNotes: BUY WITH CONFIDENCE, Over one million books sold! As the authors of Couple Skills, Matthew McKay, Patrick Fanning, and Kim Paleg (hereafter referred to as MFP), put it, nobody is in a better position to understand your needs than you are: “You have a right to ask for the things . They don't Think of small, specific ways to make your relationship better whether it's picking up your loved one's dry cleaning, telling your partner that you're proud of him or her, or taking over a task he or she really doesn't like to do. Compare our books, prices and service to. This may mean what works for one couple doesn't work for you. I wish you were up for sex more often. It would mean a lot to me if you gave me a kiss when I came home from work and asked me how my day was. Telling yourself that something is okay doesn't make it so. To keep your relationship strong and happy, it's up to you to make your needs clearly known. While it can be challenging for any couple to navigate a long-term relationship, military couples face unique stressors. My husband and I find talking things out work for us.