It's not sex, money or how many fights you have that make for a happy union. Marriage-wise couples aren't afraid to accept influence from each other. Advocates hope such courses will become as commonplace as birthing classes are for prospective parents. They're beginning to make a dent. The Florida state legislature passed a law in May mandating such courses for all 9th and 10th graders, the first state to do so.
People go and get nailed by their therapist.
It's a very adversarial experience. He'll have a book out next year with the same title. Men want to see options. They want a very clear statement of how much it's going to cost and how much time it's going to take, sort of like when you bring your car in to a good mechanic. That's what guys want to hear.