It Doesn’t Have To Be So Hard: Secrets to Finding and Keeping Intimacy
This book will change the way you see yourself, and how you think about long-term love.
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Trade Paperback$32.95 RRPISBN: 9781742754901Published: 18/09/2012Imprint: Doubleday AustraliaExtent: 272 pages
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EBookCHECK RETAILER PRICEISBN: 9781742754918Published: 03/09/2012Imprint: RHA eBooks AdultExtent: 272 pages
Synopsis
This book will change the way you see yourself, and how you think about long-term love.
We can't get enough of doomed lovers torn apart by betrayal, taboo and violence – as long as they stay on the screen or the page. In our own beds we want the happy ending.
But all around us, divorce statistics rocket as the hopes of lonely singles plummet. In an age of financial and political uncertainty, love is the only thing left to believe in. So why do we give up on it so easily?
Through interlocking stories that are moving, funny and all too familiar, Joanne Fedler and Graeme Friedman combine their years of personal and professional experience to tackle the toughest of questions around intimacy, such as:
- How does romance sour into incompatibility?
- Are men really frightened by intimacy?
- Why don't women understand that sex is intimacy?
- Is staying in an unhappy relationship better than being alone?
- How do we keep passion and intimacy alive with the same person over time?
It Doesn't Have To Be So Hard will change the way you see yourself, and how you think about long-term love. Finding and keeping intimacy is a massive challenge. But it's not impossible, once you know the secrets.
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MoreThe Secrets to Finding and Keeping Intimacy
by Joanne Fedler and Graeme Friedman on 19 September 2012
Graeme’s an atheist psychotherapist and Jo’s into Eastern spiritual practice. Our spouses were worried we’d ruin the friendship and end up hating each other. Or falling in love. And how the hell do two such different writers collaborate on a book about intimacy anyway?












