Is There Anything Called Free Marriage Advice?
The world says, “Nothing comes free!” And if somebody offers you free advice, it is either considered unsolicited or non-useful advice. Marriage advice comes free only from friends and family, and it is something we do not give much importance to. Never do you see a relationship expert giving advice for free. Oh wait, there is an exception, and he is known as Mort Fertel.
Fertel is the founder of the Marriage Fitness System for Relationship Renewal. What he offers is referred to as an alternative to counseling. And Fertel offers extensive and effective free advice on improving your relationship.
Fertel’s expertise on relationships has come from his personal experience dealing with problems in his marriage. Marriage counseling didn’t help him and his wife much, so they took to fixing their marriage on their own shoulders, and they succeeded. Fertel advocates something called marriage fitness where he goads couples into focusing on the health of the relationship.
Fertel’s marriage fitness advice is unlike the conventional counseling advice. His free 7-day advice over e-mail is worth checking out. It helps you look into things you may already know with a fresh perspective. Fertel calls it the ‘7 Secrets to Fixing Your Marriage.’
If you are unsure about conventional marriage counseling, you can try Fertel’s marriage fitness program. Start with subscribing to the advice over e-mail. You will experience a difference in perspective just after seven days. In your enthusiasm of getting good advice, don’t subscribe your spouse too. Let him/her make that decision independently. After all, free advice loses its value if it is unsolicited.
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Dear marriage people,
I need your advice please. I have 2 beautiful twin girls, who is 1 year old now, and a wonderful husband. He works in his own business and I am a full time student studying–neither of us are home often or together because of our busy schedules. I got married at 16 and divorced by 17. Yes, I married young. That guy was cheating on me and when I confronted him, he was so angry and became so abusive. I don’t want this to happen again with my new marriage because we are so happy together. Here is why I wrote because some thing similar is happening to me. My husband and me hired one of my best friends who has become a even more a very good friend to me–she looks after our little girls and lives with us. She is 19. We are Muslim. She is pregnant with my husband’s baby now for 2 weeks. We are debating about getting an abortion. He does not know she is pregnant and she never wants him to know. She made me promise not to tell him.
I have learned to accept him and love him no matter what. As long as he is not hurting me or anyone else. And he is not. He is such a good man.
My friend is so wonderful to me and She is very sweet. But I do feel weird about it.
I don’t want to lose him and want him to be happy too, she is just a young girl and he may just have a weakness for girls like her. It seems harmless–she is a virgin. I am afraid to confront him. You see my mother told me that she had to put up with my father for our sake and because she valued her family more than sex.
My mother told me that if the girl is a virgin, and she is, I should not worry about STDs or anything else. I should just be a good wife like she was and leave him alone otherwise this husband will leave me too. Mom says he is a good man who comes from a good family, he supports me, i only have a high school degree with some modeling experience.
What if I just let him alone? Allah commanded us girls to submit to our husbands. My mom said the prophet had many wives and slave girls. His wives needed to accept that, and she did with my father and i should too.
I dont know what to do about her pregnancy. I just want us to be happy. Please advise,
What harm would it do to keep ignoring it?
I am dependent on him for my support and for my girls too.
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