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Actually, It Is Your Parents' Fault: Why Your Romantic Relationship Isn't Working, and How to Fix It

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This is a fun self-help book that enables you to laugh at yourself while learning so much about your relationships with others. I related to the book and the author's advice on every level. Anyone interested in this book should also check out Van Munching's last best seller: "Boys Will Put you on a Pedastal, so They can look up your Skirt." Another incredibly written advice book that hits the nail on the head.

An excellent book. Well written and hits home to a lot of 'family of orign' issues. I facilitate a 'divorce recovery' program and gave a copy to each person in the group. It helped them in identifying their part in the broken relationship better. It also allows them to not blame as much as to take responsibility and work for increased personal growth.

Easy read. Just like the authors suggested, you cannot get away from how your parents interactions both as a couple and as a parent affected you. You can instead take this thought provoking journey, recognize and do something about the "ahhhas" to stop the generational pull toward the negatives and identify the postives. Truly defines "you" are uniquely you.

looking at there's only 5 ratings seems like very few people have read this book or so that very few people recommends it but i bought this book anywayz and it was great! it's probably one of those books that haven't been discovered by many yet but it iss very good. maybe even better than Why Men Love Bitches. this book help you understand more about yourself based on how you were raised and your unconscious mind. the triggers that attracts you to someone and the same triggers that break you two appart.

I bought this for my daughter. I also got a second copy for myself. I have not been able to start reading it, but I was intrigued by interviews the author gave. I am looking forward to enjoying it soon.