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With more than 14,000 entries in her electronic address book, Carole Stone is a self-confessed people addict who has turned networking and making friends into an art form.

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This book is an invaluable resource manual and survival guide for gay men who often turn to peers, parents, educators, or the media for direction, only to encounter misleading myths about gay life, such as the notion that "coming out solves everything."

For some gay men being homosexual is often anything but "gay."

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By the end of this book, pre-weds will have grown from the altered state of being in love to being of sound mind to marry, says Bierman.

One of the last things couples planning a wedding usually want to do is talk about the realities of becoming husband and wife.

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In Open, Jenny Block recounts her personal experience with open marriage, representing this often marginalized behaviour as a viable and healthy option

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An intelligent analysis of how and why young people today are rejecting traditional dating and mating pressures- and why they're better off for doing so

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In these paradigm-shifting pages, master coach Nancy Levin takes a truly fresh look at relationships, showing you how to build them better from the ground up - or perform some skilful renovations. Whether you're divorced, looking for love, already in a relationship or happilly celibate, this book helps you set nurture healthy relationships.

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John Bradshaw, arguably the most accomplished and well-known leader alive today in the addictions field, explains the brain-circuitry that connects us to love and romance.

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Citing body image issues being faced by today's children and teens, a guide for parents offers counsel on how to promote a healthy self-image in young people, challenging popular myths while educating readers on genetics, the dynamic between appetites and growing bodies, and the effect of the mass

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This complete guide to sex, loving and relationships for the 50s-80s age group is a positive, constructive and celebratory guide which suggests that life - and loving sex - BEGIN at 50+.

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Marriage takes courage, energy and self-knowledge. This book leads readers through a series of key questions about their relationship to help discover if they have what it takes to make marriage a lifelong success.

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A psychotherapist reveals the illusions people bring to relationships, helping readers better understand whether the person they are considering is good for them-or not.

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Barbara Rowan was Black. Harry Gossett is White. When they married, interracial couples were extremely rare, and had only recently been made legal by the United States Supreme Court.
Barbara, a linguist and a lawyer, taught Harry to allow her to deal with racists with humor.
When death did them part, Harry decided to share some of his stories about his brilliant wife.

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With quotes and anecdotes from both men and women Secrets of Relationship Success suggests how to reverse the bad habits which can destroy relationships, and provides tips and strategies for coping with adultery, stress, men's childishness and violence.

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From the "New York Times"-bestselling author of "Intimate Partners" comes this unexpected--and surprisingly positive--exploration of the benefits awaiting married baby boomers in their bonus years.

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A popular radio personality shares her innovative, step-by-step program for eliminating the negative thinking and attitudes--including fear, resentment, insecurity, and anxiety--that can be keeping a woman from a successful romantic relationship. Original.

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Melding storytelling and the power of poetry, Eddie Wallace walks readers through his childhood after four years under foster care and then then eight years plus, in a Children's Home - his older sister Vangie, his main support. In Short Stories that Rhyme, he delivers these intense experiences taught him: relationships are the key to happiness.

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In this warm, supportive, and straightforward guide, Bancroft, the author of "Why Does He Do That," and communication specialist Patrissi offer a way for women to take stock of their relationships and move forward--with or without their partners.

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