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How often do you find yourself trying to discuss an issue or feeling with your spouse only to discover tension and arguments quickly arising? Why can we talk so easily to others but with our spouse communication becomes so difficult and unrewarding? How can we feel so close and ecstatic at times and on other occasions experience so much frustration and anger at one another?
Communication with our spouse is an art that must be learned and practiced. Couples often avoid communicating because they do not know how to get past those barriers that prevent loving communication. Love Talk will help you understand why your sharing easily breaks down, the particular ways you can sabotage your communication, and the methods to use to turn your sharing time into love talk.
Loving to talk means talking with love. Of particular interest will be: Language differences between men and women, the four areas where communication breaks down, the four stages of marriage, "communication starters" and "communication stoppers."
How often do you find yourself trying to discuss an issue or feeling with your spouse only to discover tension and arguments quickly arising? Why can we talk so easily to others but with our spouse communication becomes so difficult and unrewarding? How can we feel so close and ecstatic at times and on other occasions experience so much frustration and anger at one another?
Communication with our spouse is an art that must be learned and practiced. Couples often avoid communicating because they do not know how to get past those barriers that prevent loving communication. Love Talk will help you understand why your sharing easily breaks down, the particular ways you can sabotage your communication, and the methods to use to turn your sharing time into love talk.
Loving to talk means talking with love. Of particular interest will be: Language differences between men and women, the four areas where communication breaks down, the four stages of marriage, "communication starters" and "communication stoppers."
