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What do women expect from a relationship and how can men help to achieve it? What part does sex play in the personal relationship between partners? How do we realistically deal with inequality, disappointments, and abuse within a relationship? How can we improve the caring, respect and love side of a relationship? This is a confronting book which directs help to both women and men, who want to improve their potential to appreciate or fulfil their lives and relationships in the present, to understand how we are unconsciously influenced by the legacy of unresolved fears, negative thoughts, and disappointments from the challenges we have been exposed to in our past. Section headings: Attitudes towards sex Sex from two perspectives Sexual equality Intimate sex The conversational, counselling style of the book is particularly concerned with, but not limited to, helping women and men in understanding their self-perceptions and behaviours that can lead to poor communications between couples, relationship breakdown, abuse, and domestic violence. The self-titled chapters, grouped into four themed sections, provokes and challenges us to examine and understand the reasons why we behave in certain ways that defeat our fundamental purpose of living as happy, self-assured, worthy individuals capable of caring, loving and respecting our partner and ourselves.

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Graeme Andermahr's authority is based on over 20 years of volunteering as a domestic violence, crisis counsellor, and as a life-coach consultant. His intelligent, perceptive, compassionate, insightful, and unique aptitude for supporting and successfully connecting with people, has led him to analyse and share his observations and thoughts in this book. Graeme Andermahr is formerly from a retailing background in the UK and Australia, working closely with developing the potential of large diverse teams of people.

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