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I Love You - How To Reignite The Passion In Your Marriage
I Love You - How To Reignite The Passion In Your Marriage
I Love You - How To Reignite The Passion In Your Marriage
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I Love You - How To Reignite The Passion In Your Marriage

 

Do you find it difficult to rekindle the flames of romance in your relationship, or do you worry that your marriage is hopeless due to the corrosive influence of resentment, bitterness, and acrimony?

 

Maintaining a healthy relationship isn't always easy. With time, it might be easy to lose some of the fervor, enthusiasm, and anticipation you felt in the early stages of a new romantic relationship. Other times, you're left wondering how to reignite the flame of love you once shared.

 

The purpose of the fantastic book "I Love You: How to Reignite the Passion in Your Marriage" is simple: to help you rediscover the joy of falling in love with your spouse all over again. Get the help you need to redefine love in a way that unlocks your relationship and addresses the underlying issues that have been holding it back. All that's needed for a happy marriage or committed partnership is a healthy dose of passion.

 

This amazing book will teach you:

  • Reasons Why Marriages Fail
  • Is Your Marriage At Risk?
  • Roots of a Happy Marriage
  • Embarking On the Path To Romance
  • Life After Your Marriage
  • Some Words of Wisdom
  • Fun And Romantic Things To Do
  • Fighting The Right Way
  • A Massage Can Really Make A Difference

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LanguageEnglish
Release dateMar 7, 2023
ISBN9798215718469
I Love You - How To Reignite The Passion In Your Marriage
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Patrick Johnson

Patrick Johnson is an assistant teaching professor at Georgetown University. He previously taught at Marquette University and William Jewell College after receiving his PhD in physics from Washington University in St. Louis. Patrick gained his passion for Star Wars from his father, Eric, and has continued that throughout his life, watching the entire series in a marathon before the premieres of both Episode I and Episode VII. When not teaching physics or watching Star Wars, Patrick spends his time doing improv comedy with a local DC group. He is the author of The Physics of Star Wars.

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    I Love You - How To Reignite The Passion In Your Marriage - Patrick Johnson

    I Love You

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    How to Reignite the

    Passion in Your Marriage

    Dr. Patrick Johnson

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    Published by Dr. Patrick Johnson, 2023

    While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the information contained herein.

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    I Love You

    How to Reignite the Passion in Your Marriage

    First Edition Copyright © 2023 Dr. Patrick Johnson

    Written by Dr. Patrick Johnson

    Table of Contents

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    Legal Notices & Disclaimers

    Introduction

    Reasons Why Marriages Fail

    Is Your Marriage At Risk?

    Roots of a Happy Marriage

    Embarking On the Path To Romance

    Building The Way To Romance

    Considering A Healthy Marriage

    Life After Your Marriage

    More Ways to Connect

    Some Words of Wisdom for The Challenged In Romance

    Fun And Romantic Things To Do

    Fighting The Right Way

    List of Things that You Can Do

    Amazing Ways To Disgust Your Partner

    A Massage Can Really Make A Difference

    Final Words

    Legal Notices & Disclaimers

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    This book is only meant to give you information; it is not meant to be taken as professional advice. The contents herein are based on the views and opinions of the author and all associated contributors.

    Although the author and all related contributors have made every attempt to give correct and current information in this publication, it is apparent technologies change quickly. So, the author and all other connected contributors reserve the right to change the content of this book as new information comes out. If this text has any mistakes or omissions, the author and/or all connected contributors are not responsible for anything.

    The author and all other contributors say that they are not responsible for any financial, legal, or other problems that readers might have because of how they use the materials.

    Before taking any action, it is the reader's personal obligation to consult a specialist.

    No assurances, either financially or otherwise, can be accurately offered because the reader's results will vary depending on their skill level and unique perception of the information. As a result, no guarantees are made.

    Without the publisher's written permission, you can't copy or move any part of this work or the files that go with it, whether electronically or in another way.

    Introduction

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    Think back to the day of your wedding. I'm not just referring to the ceremony and respect. I want you to think back on your feelings. Consider the last time you looked into your prospective spouse's eyes and how happy you were. Your union was destined to be enduring. You were certain of that.

    Because he or she made you feel so special. Perhaps your new husband was the most romantic person you had ever met. Perhaps your new wife was one of the most remarkable people you had ever met. You two were aware that this was a marriage that would be successful. Your life would always be as enchanted as it was at the beginning.

    The first few months of your lives were spent settling in as a married couple. Perhaps you couldn't keep your hands off of each other, making many around you roll their eyes as they enviously observed your PDA. But you didn't care since you were in love!

    Then, there was an actual start. Your true love starts to show you small quirks that drive you crazy. You may be able to deal with it temporarily if you believe you can. But then you begin to back off just a little bit. Even though you still love him or her, your feelings have changed.

    You begin to take everyone else for granted. After all, being married is part of married life, right? Then you wake up one morning and turn to face your lover. You wonder what happened to that fire, that incredible need that was uncontrollable. Why don't you feel as though you did on your honeymoon?

    It's a fact that romance ends, right? Right? When you find the love of your life, you will both settle into a daily pattern of financial, household, and child-rearing responsibilities, forgetting that you are a couple. Only during the initial crush of the relationship will the romance last. After that, you and your spouse will begin taking each other for granted, is that correct?

    This does not have to be the case. In many partnerships, romance is still very much alive and thriving. Check the local newspaper for the anniversary announcements. Actually, it can be very inspiring to see those couples who are celebrating their 25th, 30th, or even 50th wedding anniversaries.

    If you believe this to be a romantic subject, please understand that romanticism affects the health and wellbeing of your relationship. Nothing more or less than appreciating and celebrating your lover is what it means to be romantic.

    This means that if a relationship ends, one or both partners will start to feel undervalued. For many, this could signal the beginning of the relationship's end or, possibly, the start of an argument.

    Is it simply a part of life? Do you let the fire burn down to just a smouldering pile of ashes?

    You're not required to! There is actually no reason at all why you can't get back what you had when you were first married. That only requires a little effort.

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