Oh so Fine: Jumbleliar

By Dr. Paul L. Joseph

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To my mother Marcia Bennett. Your emotional strength and unwavering love throughout the years you have shown to your children will always provide me with that beacon of light for whatever challenges life may bring so that I may overcome it.

Thank you.
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Oh So Fine Jumbleliar is a fun and exciting workbook for anyone currently in a relationship, about to start a relationship or having been engaged or married for a long time. The book discusses over 300 questions you must ask in your relationships. The great thing about the book is that there are no answers because each person, background, cultural values are all individualized. The only answers should be those of your own and your future partners. Do not assume answers to any questions but actually ask them with your partner and have an open and truthful communication to build a long lasting relationship built on honesty and trust. While going through the questions, you will be amazed at some of the questions you did not know about your partner. This will be one of the best gifts you will get for you and your partner. Youre going to love it!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Xlibris US
• Release date: Nov 7, 2008
• ISBN: 9781462834297

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Copyright © 2012 by Paul L. Joseph.

ISBN:      Softcover      978-1-4363-7876-5

      Ebook         978-1-4628-3429-7

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To my mother Marcia Bennett. Your strength throughout

the years will always provide me that guiding light for

whatever challenges I ever have in life.

Thank you.

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300 Plus Questions You Must Ask Your Partner

Getting to know someone for building a potential long lasting relationship can be difficult. Relationships seem to have taken 180 degrees turn over the course of the years. What were routine conversations patterns have now changed and the way we address our own feelings when communicating with our current or potential future partner may seem to be difficult to reiterate back our feelings in a clear concise manner. Now the feelings that we express to each other are analyzed and the meanings are interpreted in sometimes positive and negative ways to touch stronger and sensitive parts of our emotion. How many times have you argued with your partner in the past about things that the other person did not comprehend? We always fight to have one person understand our emotions on a certain subject when we ourselves don’t even understand our own. When something bothers us, we sometimes refuse to tell what the root cause may be and that may have created significant challenges in your current or past relationships and such cycle continues to be harmful and never ending in your relationships. This is the reason why you must identify key relationship questions that are relevant to your interests and