Happily Ever After...and 39 Other Myths about Love    Compare

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Forward by Susan Campbell
Introduction

- Myth 1: And they lived happily ever after.
- Myth 2: People expect too much from relationships.
- Myth 3: If we fight, it means we’re not meant for each other.
- Myth 4: A happy childhood is a prerequisite to a great relationship.
- Myth 5: Marriages inevitably get flat, stale, and boring over time.
- Myth 6: Once a cheater, always a cheater.
- Myth 7: All you need is love.
- Myth 8: When you’ve lost that loving feeling, it’s gone, gone, gone.
- Myth 9: All differences need to be reconciled.
- Myth 10: Time heals all wounds.
- Myth 11: You need to disclose all your past experiences in order to build trust.
- Myth 12: Commitment and freedom are mutually exclusive.
- Myth 13: Little things aren’t worth getting upset about.
- Myth 14: Relationships shouldn’t have to be hard.
- Myth 15: All the good men / women are taken.
- Myth 16: Nothing good can come from conflict.
- Myth 17: True lovers feel love for each other all the time.
- Myth 18: If you really loved me, I wouldn’t have to ask.
- Myth 19: Love will heal my past emotional pain.
- Myth 20: You can be right and have a good relationship.
- Myth 21: After I’m married, I won’t ever be lonely again.
- Myth 22: Commitment means staying together no matter what.
- Myth 23: Telling the truth means getting it off your chest.
- Myth 24: Love means never having to say you’re sorry.
- Myth 25: There’s just not enough time.
- Myth 26: When it comes to togetherness in relationships, more is always better.
- Myth 27: If you don’t have something nice to say, don’t say anything at all.
- Myth 28: It’s too late to bring it now.
- Myth 29: Love and good sex will make your relationship affair-proof.
- Myth 30: Marriage is a fifty-fifty proposition.
- Myth 31: People don’t change.
- Myth 32: Independence is strength, dependences is weakness.
- Myth 33: Some people have all the luck.
- Myth 34: Relationships require a lot of sacrifice.
- Myth 35: Play is for kids.
- Myth 36: It’s possible to divorce-proof your marriage.
- Myth 37: Once I attract my ideal mate, my life will be perfect.
- Myth 38: When it comes to relationships, security is always better.
- Myth 39: Married couples don’t date.
- Myth 40: Good relationships require more effort than they’re worth.

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