If you feel that love has passed and the relationship has become strained, this is not a reason to plan a divorce or indulge in all serious things, says Eva-Maria Zurhorst, a popular psychotherapist in Germany and around the world. Try to start with an honest and objective assessment of what you (and not your parents, society or friends) really expect from this relationship, and tell your partner about your aspirations. From Love Yourself... No matter who you're married to, you'll learn what's stopping you from living happily with your chosen partner, how to stop falling into the same trap in a relationship, and why the search for the perfect partner is fruitless until you love yourself. himself.Based on personal experience, as well as on the experience of thousands of couples whom the author has already helped.Contents:Foreword. Never give upPart I. Everyday life of marriage. Chapter 1. It doesn't matter who your partner isChapter 2. The motives for marriage are always wrongChapter 3. The partner is just a role player in the intended playChapter 4 The stronger the passion, the greater the disappointmentChapter 5. Hypersexuality?! Lack of desire?!Chapter 6. Furies and weaklingsChapter 7. When two quarrel - the third extraChapter 8. Divorce - a delayed decision Part II. Return to love. Chapter 1. True love is from GodChapter 2. The bitter truth about lying in marriageChapter 3. The ability to forgiveChapter 4. The joys of sensual love< /p>Chapter 5. Children of Love

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