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March 24, 2010

Jenny is tempted


I spoke to Jenny today.

She's married to Jake… but a guy at work is paying a lot of attention to her.

She says "it feels good to be noticed."

After her second child she feels "invisible" to Jake – as a woman.

Jake is great as a dad, she says, and they get along great.

She just wants so much more.

She wants to be thought of as "hot" once again by her husband.

She wondered, and I ask you, should she flirt with the guy at work?

Can that just be "innocent" – or is there always a problem with it?

Is there such a thing as an "emotional affair?"

What are your thoughts?

What I told her is the same as I say here

http://www.CouplesCoach.com

- Dr. Max

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March 4, 2010

Why Is It Difficult for Women to Reach an Orgasm?


According to reports, roughly 70% of women don’t reach an orgasm during intercourse. Although that figure in itself is shocking, it also makes you wonder about how many women never orgasm at all (i.e., intercourse or not)!

A lot of flack falls on men on why women don’t experience an orgasm but truth be told, women have a lot to do about this as well whether they realize it or not.

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February 23, 2010

An Open Letter to Those Who Feel a Great Marriage Is Not That Important


A lot of people think they can "slide" on their marriage.

They think that problems will just "eventually go away" or "after the kids are gone things will be better" or "If it gets too bad, I'll just leave and meet someone new."

Here's a dose of reality.

None of that is going to happen.

It's not going to get better "later."

You may leave the marriage and find someone new, but it's going to be the same situation with them.

The problems – and the solutions – are right there at home.

They are literally staring back at you in the mirror.

You think that your partner is the problem.

Wrong.  You are the problem.

Now you may think I'm wrong, but I'm not.

The problem is that you can't communicate.

So now it's time to decide whether to get your communication skills in order or…

Die unhappy and unsatisfied when you come to the end of your life.

Do you think things are tough now?

Then try getting old with no one there to comfort you.

Or feeling like no one truly understands you or cares for you.

Try living the single life.

Look, it's time to choose.  Improve your marriage or die alone.

There's really only one way to improve your relationship and that is to learn how to communicate the right way.

Anyone who says "well marriage just isn't that important to me…"  -  now you know what that means.  They have given up.

Anyone who makes a sick joke about marriage is headed for absolute solitude and a sad ending.

People in great relationships get it.  They get the rewards, and they know how sacred it is.

If you want to get it, you have to see how important marriage is and put in an effort to communicate.

Time slips by.

You have maybe one more chance, now take it.

http://www.NowYouCanCommunicate.com

Don't fall into the trap of thinking that marriage is not that important.

Just think how relieved you will feel when you see your relationship improve… because you know how to communicate better.

Ahhhhh, so much better.

That's why I created this for you

And I want you to take it for a test drive by clicking here:

http://www.NowYouCanCommunicate.com

- Dr. Max

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February 6, 2010

Valentines Day Gift for Married People


It’s certainly not just about candy and sweet cards. Here’s a whole different approach which will help your marriage a lot


For more information click marriage help

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August 26, 2008

Is there really any point in getting marriage counseling?


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tangerine asked:


I know that there are a lot of couples who seek marriage counseling to straighten out their relationship problems. I can’t help but wonder why, though. Obviously these people aren’t making each other happy, so why do they even bother? Personally, I see nothing wrong with cutting one’s losses and leaving a miserable situation. After all, the main point in life is to be happy, and if a thing or a person makes you unhappy, the best thing you can do for yourself is remove it/him/her from your life as much as possible.

Save Your Marriage in Only Ten Days!

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