People who want to separate or divorce often feel neither connection nor attraction to their spouse, though at one point they felt both of this things. Today, I will help you to get started on the road to re-attracting your spouse and saving your marriage.
Empathy in marriage is one of the most important ways to emotionally connect. In fact, it’s almost impossible to reconcile or maintain a marriage without it. Today, I will help you to empathize better with your husband or wife.
Any good salesperson will tell you that “no” just means “not now.” By reacting in a good way, when your spouse says he or she wants a divorce or is done, you can still save your marriage.
Do you feel used and unappreciated in your marriage? Feeling undervalued can lead to emotional disconnection. Let me help you stop feeling emotionally neglected and improve your marriage.
When a spouse wants separation or divorce, many people try to fix problems directly. This usually just results in more distance. Here’s a way that is easier and works better.
Is your spouse talking about divorce—and you’re scared it means you’ve already lost your chance to fix things? Things may not be as bad as you think.
How can you keep up your loving feelings for your spouse if you’re constantly being ignored? How long will you want to stay in a relationship like that?
You’ve done a good job at listening to your spouse. Your spouse appreciates it, but you don’t seem to be getting any closer. Staying at this level could keep you stuck in the “friend zone.”
If your wife is resistant to reconciliation, remember that the best way to handle resistance is not to create it in the first place. Here are five ways to prevent it.
Are you becoming discouraged attempting to rebuild your relationship with your wife? How would it make you feel if you could start to make little improvements? You can do that this week, and I will tell you how.
