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20 cards in a premium gift box | 220 x 158 x 25mm The secret to a successful long-team unionOur society typically devotes huge attention to the start of a marriage – and particularly to the actual wedding ceremony. 5cm But the real challenge lies beyond the wedding, with the long years ahead – and here we are too often left on our own. This box containing twenty beautiful cards which layout the central ideas on how to make a relationship work over the decades beyond the wedding day. Dimensions: H 16cm X W 22cm X D 2. Plan which pride events to attend this year. This box is The School of Life’s guide to the rest of a life together, containing twenty beautiful cards which lay out the central ideas on how to make a relationship work over the decades beyond the wedding day. And we're updating this list every week. It's the UK"s most up to date list with over 180 prides taking place in 2024.
- What we’re seeing are not their faults, pure and simple, but rather the shadow side of things that are genuinely good about them.
- They deserve admiration, not condemnation.
- On Other People’s Marriages: ‘Our sense of whether of our own marriage is going well or badly is subtly but powerfully dependent on our mental picture of what marriages in general tend to be like.
- On Sex and Marriage: ‘The waning of sex is – far more than we collectively admit – a sign that a marriage is stabilising, not failing.
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- On the Weakness of Strengths: ‘We should always strive to see people’s weaknesses as the inevitable downside of certain merits that drew us to them, and from which we will benefit at other points (even if none of these benefits are apparent right now).
- If we more publically admitted this, we’d be less panicked, less ashamed and a little less resentful when the sex got less intense and less frequent.
Reviews
Chicachiflada
From the very first pages though, the mood, characters and story drew me in. I was pining for more love between the pages. I am glad she is portrayed like a strong woman despite her being a wreck for most of the time, yet somehow determined to get to the bottom of all the lies.
Thank God for Evans' help and guidance to Iris! When all phrases and words mix together like the perfect batter for cake and the mystery part is the sprinkles on the top: this book just made me incredibly satisfied to feel the "un-putting-down-ability" of the reading process. And then it all became realistically gory and moral to the end. Kimberly Belle's magestical style is infectious to the point of really seeing eye to eye with Iris' actions.
I felt for Iris and got enraged each time she dug something new about Will. I was hoping he is somehow not as bad or unfortunate as it seemed. And it felt like it should have been exactly like this and no other way. I admit I was suspicious of the high rating and all the hype.
This gem of a mystery/thriller is well worthy of the 5 stars available.
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