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Comment on A Great Relationship in Silhouette by nancy

nancy — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 15:08:54 +0000

thanks-i’m married to your hubby’s son wonderful men – “they drive you crazy-then melt your heart” – and the only space you can seek to control is your own-but what about the kid?????-oh, different blog
love n

Comment on Transform your Anger; Transform your Relationship Experience by Imperfect Spouse

Imperfect Spouse — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 05:48:20 +0000

Tyler,

I’m so glad you found your way to ImperfectSpouse.com and that you sense
that what is offered here will be of value to you…

Because it WILL!

And your comment offers me the opportunity to provide even greater clarity
about your being “younger” than the age range I mention here at the site.

Although I’ve created the 3-Step “Transform Your Relationship Experience”
System and all of the courses associated with it primarily for women between
30 and 55 years of age, the truth of the matter is that the content – being
“principle-based” – is applicable to and useable by women of ANY age – in
any stage of a relationship.

The 3-Step Quick-Start Course is exceptionally valuable for someone like
you, who is entering into a new marriage and doesn’t want to bring their
old, non-supportive habits (that we all learn from our own parents, from our
communities, from our religious institutions, etc., all of whom have the
best of intentions for us, but often model what DOESN’T work…) into the
marriage that they’re making a life-long commitment to.

The 3-Step System is also invaluable to women who are already in long-term
committed relationships or marriages who want to break the habits that
aren’t bringing them the greatest joy and happiness.

And the System will even help women who are already generally happy in their
relationship to become even happier – and YES, that IS possible!

So while I’m excited that you’ll be visiting this Web site – and I hope
you’ll comment often – I also encourage you to enroll in the TeleCourse and
discover how well it will work for you, right now. I offer a money-back
guarantee, so I’ll take all the risk, as long as you follow along and DO
what I teach in the class.

I commend you for wanting to do whatever it takes to ensure that you’ll be
happy in your marriage! I hope to have you as a Student, soon, so you can
get the most benefit, most quickly.

Merle Singer
The Relationship Miracle Worker

Comment on Transform your Anger; Transform your Relationship Experience by Tyler

Tyler — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 23:19:52 +0000

Well I am 5 years younger than the age group your course is geared towards. I’m engaged and plan to get married. I googled “transforming your relationship” and your page came up. I am unhappy with the way I relate to my boyfriend and realize that my behavior is causing a lot of sadness. I plan on following this website in order to improve my attitude and gain the happiness I deserve. Thank you

Comment on There’s a Place for Apologies in a Great Relationship by JOSEPH

JOSEPH — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 13:41:44 +0000

good one

love, j

Comment on For Women Who Date: A Good Relationship Takes Courage by The Imperfect Spouse

The Imperfect Spouse — Fri, 13 Nov 2009 02:59:14 +0000

Sunny,
There’s a difference between wanting something (a relationship or anything else) passionately and NEEDING the relationship. If you can see your world going on with or without him/her (even though you want that person), that’s cheerful detachment. That’s where you have the power of choice (and the responsibility that goes with it.) I vote for “cheerful detachment.

Comment on For Women Who Date: A Good Relationship Takes Courage by Sunny

Sunny — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:20:46 +0000

People say you have to want the relationship (or anything you want) hard enough, but you’re saying to have “cheerful detachment”. Which is it?