Review: Not Every Relationship Ends Roughly, or, Should I Go Back To My Ex?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 20, 2014
Not every relationship ends roughly. Some do, yes, and some don't. This book is obviously about the relationships that somehow never had that dramatic, hate-your-guts-forever ending. In my case, I have experienced both, a love that ended in a lifetime of hate, and a love, that never ended...If you give this book a chance, it is a very personal read. You have to replay in your mind past moments of joy and happiness, and equally reflect on what it was that caused you to go separate ways. Sometimes, you can backtrack, and return, and other times, it is no longer possible.As time and distance multiplies, it is most likely true what the great poet Robert Frost had to say, (quote) "Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh, Somewhere ages and ages hence...(end of quote)I recommend this book for anyone who has not "traveled" far away from a lost love, who is close in time and distance, so as to go back, if it is possible. In my case, this book comes much too late...I can no longer go back to my lost love... Instead...I must go forward to where I have found the greatest love of my life...my dear Gaby. This book gets a rating of 4 stars because there are people like myself for whom this book will be useful only as a pretext for a reflection. For others, however, this book is golden. I hope this book is a golden treasure for its readers, but for me, it comes too late, or maybe, it simply tells my story...Reviewed by Thomas Jerome BakerAuthor ofHow to Coach a Debate Team (Volume 1)