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I'm new to MB and I'm wondering if the MB weekend is worth it? It is a lot of money for us. We are definitely struggling in our marriage...not feeling 'in love' with spouse, arguing etc. Any advice is appreciated.
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Joined: Nov 2005
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M123:
I recommend that you go.
It's cheaper than divorce.
And can really make the reluctant spouse more responsive to the MB concepts.
Over on General Questions II Forum is a post from Motarman. He and his spouse just went to the MB Weekend in San Fran in January.
And his Wife "gets IT" now.
Just go to the search box and type in username "Motarman"
His threads should show up. Go back about 6 weeks in time.
But go. If you read around here for awhile, and buy His Needs, Her Needs, you will go far in repairing your M.
But the MB weekend sealed it for us...
Welcome to MB!
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Joined: Jan 2007
Posts: 35
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I also saw another workshop which is a little bit less expensive and more convenient to me. It is by Steve Stosny and relationship abuse..."Stop walking on eggshells! Turn resentment, anger or emotional abuse into a compassionate, loving relationship." My H is verbally abusive so this is very applicable to me too. Does anyone have any comments about this program??
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