Secretive Tuesday - Post #2
Married men have secrets. Don’t act surprised — you knew that. But just what are those secrets? Where to find the best online porn? How to hide your affairs from that pesky wife of yours? No. More like: how do you keep a marriage happy and stable? At least, that’s the aim of the secrets on www.secretsofmarriedmen.com.
The site was created by Dr.Scott Halzman, who specializes in couples’ and marriage therapy. It’s a fascinating place for husbands (and wives) to go and share their experiences and advice to other husbands. The collected information will eventually become a book called The Secrets of Happily Married Men, due for publication in January 2006 (and available for pre-order on Amazon).
Here are some excellent tidbits to get you started on your way to marital bliss:
“A simple message in your own handwriting has as much power as a book. I really think so. I left a sticky pad on my wife's mirror before going on a business trip, 'I love you, your eyes were as blue as crystals on the day I first met you, blah blah blah.' Anyway, she loved it.” (Antonio, age 25, married 3 years)
“ Very early in our marriage we posted a piece of wisdom that has helped us through good times and bad. It read, "Marriage is like running a farm, you have to start all over every day." It takes work to have a good marriage and lots of it!” (Saul, 66, married 41 years)
“ So, the three things that have kept this marriage together are communication, prayer, and sex.” (Marvin, 54, married 32 years)
Read a story by Hara Estroff Romano about Secrets of Married Men in Psychology Today.
The site was created by Dr.Scott Halzman, who specializes in couples’ and marriage therapy. It’s a fascinating place for husbands (and wives) to go and share their experiences and advice to other husbands. The collected information will eventually become a book called The Secrets of Happily Married Men, due for publication in January 2006 (and available for pre-order on Amazon).
Here are some excellent tidbits to get you started on your way to marital bliss:
“A simple message in your own handwriting has as much power as a book. I really think so. I left a sticky pad on my wife's mirror before going on a business trip, 'I love you, your eyes were as blue as crystals on the day I first met you, blah blah blah.' Anyway, she loved it.” (Antonio, age 25, married 3 years)
“ Very early in our marriage we posted a piece of wisdom that has helped us through good times and bad. It read, "Marriage is like running a farm, you have to start all over every day." It takes work to have a good marriage and lots of it!” (Saul, 66, married 41 years)
“ So, the three things that have kept this marriage together are communication, prayer, and sex.” (Marvin, 54, married 32 years)
Read a story by Hara Estroff Romano about Secrets of Married Men in Psychology Today.
posted by Hailey Dai @ 8:52 p.m.
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