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I have been married for 5 years. It seems like things between my wife and I have really died down. We try to get the old flame back, but nothing works. I no longer feel the same way about her. I am not sure what I feel. I really want things to work out and I believe she does too. I just dont know what to do. Any suggestions???
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deanwf;<P>I'm an amateur here...but I think that above all else, growing closer involves spending TIME together. Try dating your wife again. <P>If you haven't read His Needs/Her Needs by Dr. Harley, believe me it is worth the little time you will invest by reading it. The book is very easy to read and understand, and is the ONLY book I have ever found that not only diagnoses problems, but gives a perscription for improvement. It changed [saved] my marriage of 20 years. My thoughts and prayers go with you.
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