Wishing For a Step-By-Step Love Guide? Believe it Or Not, They Are Available

by Mary Glisan

Are you stuck on a relationship issue? Don't know what to do or where to turn? Have you just had a horrible fight, but realised that at the end of the day, you truly love your partner? So who can you turn to when you need advice on how to get back together with a boyfriend or girlfriend or spouse? Sure, we'd all like a personal love guru at our beck and call, but the problem is most of us couldn't possibly afford that kind of one-on-one coaching...

BUT, that doesn't have to mean that you miss out on quality love advice. Any one of us deserves objective, practical advice that will help in real-world romantic relationships. Let's face it: we all NEED this kind of help! The latest statistics claim roughly 60% of marriages end in divorce. That may sound pretty depressing, but it doesn't have to be that way. A lot of people just give up and take the path of least resistance and don't even try to get back together and work things out.

Now think about this: If the likelihood of a failed relationship is that high for married couples, just imagine how much higher it is for boyfriends and girlfriends! Relationships are a bit of a process of trial and error, figuring out if you have met the right boy or girl and have a good 'fit'. When the fit isn't right and that special connection isn't quite there, then it's completely normal to move on.

Here's another 'BUT' though: If you're just giving up on someone you really love because it's all getting a bit hard, then you're not being true to your partner or your heart! Break ups happen for all sorts of reasons but the most general reason is simple because the couple doesn't understand each other and this in turn causes a lot of unnecessary fighting! So, what if you could fix this? What if you could find a way to communicate your feelings to your partner? What if you had some practical and helpful advice to enable you to mend the fences of your relationship and get back together with your boyfriend or girlfriend or husband or wife?
Well, this is where the 'Love Guide' I have waiting for you comes into it. It's called 'Fight For Love', and it's brilliant. A dedicated and sophisticated insight into the world of love, providing you with a comprehensive guide to all the trials and joys of a romantic relationship, and providing you with the information you need to make sure you can get back together with an ex and grow old with the one you love!

I'm sure you're so keen to know more, so race here now: http://www.FightForLove.com - and bring joy and fulfillment to your life! Good luck!

Hillary Hart is a renowned relationship expert who specializes in helping people get back together with their ex partners and lovers. If you want to get back with your ex girlfriend, boyfriend, husband or wife, check out Hillary's Fight For Love program.

How to Have a Happy Love Life

by Thomas Bjorn

When you first fall in love, it can feel like your entire life is in harmony. You feel totally connected to the other person and you want to spend every waking moment with him or her. You haven't yet noticed the other person's flaws and it's as if the sun rises and sets with this new love in your life. Unfortunately, this phase doesn't last. The newness eventually wears off as reality sets in. The good news is that with the right mindset and attitude, you can keep the magic in your relationship.
1. Decide that you are going to have happy relationship. Anything that you ever do will begins with a thought. Visualize yourself and your partner in a happy and healthy relationship.

2. Handle conflict in a loving way. Every couple has disagreements. The way you handle them will help determine the success of your relationship. Don't insist on being right. Instead, focus on understanding your partner's point of view and be a good listener. This will help keep your partner from becoming defensive and he or she will appreciate being heard.

3. Be responsible for your own happiness. Understand that it's not your partner's job to make you happy. In the early stages of your relationship, your partner may feel flattered to know that you depend on him or her for fulfillment, but after a while, they will feel drained and suffocated. True happiness comes from within. Be your own source of happiness and that will make your relationship much sweeter

4. Don't be consumed by jealousy. This can do serious damage to a relationship. The poet Maya Angelou once said that jealousy is like salt. In small amounts, it can add spice to a relationship but too much is unhealthy.

5. Don't take your partner for granted. Remind yourself why you fell in love with this person in the first place. Focus on your partner's positive attributes and remember that no one is perfect.