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Synopsis
We've all heard the saying "If Momma's not happy, nobody's happy". It is so true, so let's get happy. Busting Sadness looks at the new-norm in a relationship where both parties generally work 40+ hours. Child rearing, laundry, cleaning, groceries, shopping, meals, appointments and maybe even home schooling, help with the spouse's business or other responsibilities often add many more hours.It's easy for men to be happy. Most are taught as children that "Momma" will take care of all the cooking, cleaning, laundry, appointments, etc. They also learn that someday they'll have someone in their life to do the same thing. If a boy was taught instead that he would owe those chores to another, he would probably be less happy too.If a woman gets no help with the household tasks she is going to be tired. And she has also already more than paid for her keep. If she is also expected to give up the control of any money she brings in and the household tasks are not being divided equally, she is bound to be unhappy. After all, she is being asked to give up more than anyone else. A couple that works toward the happiness of both parties is building something positive. Relationships where one person is working only for their own happiness is sad for the victim. This book shows you how to find that happy medium and build more happiness into everyone's life.
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