Hi everyone!
I spent a bit of time last night reviewing the book "Passionate Marriage" by David Schlarch (for anyone who has read my posts, knows this book has been my Plan A handbook...). Since I know many of you out there have read this book, and cling to much of what he proposes throughout it, I thought I would bring up a question regarding the content (or lack there of in this case).<p>Why does Schlarch pretty much dodge the subject of As in the book. I realize that the book focuses primarily on "standing on you own two feet" or "differentiating," but how does bringing an A into his picture of relationships change the dynamics of all of this, if at all? Does it only add one more obstuctle to overcome, or would he only say that it is a predictable result of couples not willing to go through the crucible?<p>Thoughts, commments welcome!!!!<p>
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