A Joosr Guide to... The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman: The Secret to Love that Lasts

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Falling in love is easy, so why is staying in love so much more complicated? The secret to a successful relationship is simply a case of learning your spouse's language. Strengthen your relationship through effective communication and ensure an enduring and loving marriage.

The Five Love Languages by Gary Chapman is a wonderful guidebook for married couples. It reveals that everyone has a primary love language and why it's so important to communicate with our spouse in their individual love language. Read about real-life couples who were on the verge of marital failure, but who were able to turn things around quickly with simple, easy to implement strategies. Practiced on a daily basis, these love language tips can help you and your partner fall in love all over again and create a beautiful union that will stand the test of time.

You will learn:

· Why saying "I love you" may not be enough

· How to transform your marriage into one that rivals the greatest love stories

· What little tactics you can implement today to make your partner feel special.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Joosr
• Release date: Apr 18, 2016
• ISBN: 9781785672545

Book preview

What’s it about?

Everyone dreams of falling in love: of finding the one person who understands us completely, fills our heart with joy, and who would never dream of hurting us. This is not a simple childhood fantasy either. Some of the most popular stories told on stage, film, and in literature are about the search for a soulmate. Not to mention that throughout history popular music has revolved around love songs.

Since love is so important to us, it would stand to reason that we would see more couples living happily ever after. Isn’t that what the fairytales promise? Unfortunately, what we see instead is a skyrocketing divorce rate, hovering around or above the 50 percent mark, a number that becomes exponentially higher for individuals who remarry.

So why are there so many divorces? We’re intelligent beings. We’ve sent people to outerspace, built multibillion-dollar companies, and achieved countless amazing technological advances. If we can achieve success in all these areas, why do we have such a difficult time with love? Surely an emotion common to all humans should come fairly easily, but it seems to be one of our biggest struggles.

The issue isn’t so much with falling in love as it is with staying in love. Falling