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Book 1: Woman and Man: How to Find Understanding and Realise Yourself in Personal Relationships? Part I. Premarital Relationships and the First Years
People do not know how to love. They often confuse the concepts of falling in love and love. They don't listen to each other. They live by their parents' scenarios and, without noticing it, convince themselves that they are their own. People do not understand the nature of their feelings, nor do they understand the principles of building relationships. I would not make any exceptions in these matters - we are all like that. This is the source of misunderstandings that could have been avoided, quarrels and scandals whose energy could have been used for creation, destructive conflicts that could have been used for passionate nights, and, of course, painful divorces that could have turned into a long and happy family life.
Men are blind to what their women need from them, and women are deaf to the sparse words of their chosen ones, which they use to convey information about their own feelings. And by not interacting as they should, people only postpone the time of retribution: the cracks in relationships that will have to be patched widen, and the cups of resentment and disappointment that will have to be poured out somewhere fill up.
This book is for anyone who wants to understand what is going on in their own head when they think about their loved one, and in their personal life in general.
Book 2. Woman and Man: How to Find Understanding and Realise Yourself in Personal Relationships? Part II. Conflict. Sex. Career. Children. Money
People do not know how to love. Too often they confuse the concepts of falling in love and love. They don'
t listen to each other. They live by their parents' scenarios and, without noticing it, convince themselves that they are their own. People do not understand the nature of their feelings, nor do they understand the principles of building relationships. I would not make any exceptions in these matters - we are all like that. This is the source of misunderstandings that could have been avoided, quarrels and scandals whose energy could have been used for creation, destructive conflicts that could have been used for passionate nights, and, of course, painful divorces that could have turned into a long and happy family life.
Men are blind to what their women need from them, and women are deaf to the sparse words of their chosen ones, which they use to convey information about their own feelings. And by not interacting as they should, people only postpone the time of retribution: the cracks in the relationship widen, which will have to be patched, and the cups fill up, the resentments and disappointments from which will have to be poured out somewhere.
This book is for anyone who wants to understand what goes on in their own head when they think about their loved one, and in their personal life in general.
